Journey to the Afterlife: Exploring the Day of Judgment

📚The Day of Judgment is mentioned in the Quran over 500 times, emphasizing its importance in Islam.

⚖️Every Muslim should be conscious of and understand the significance of the Day of Judgment.

🕋Performing Umrah on the 27th night of Ramadan is a special way to connect with the afterlife journey.

💰Many Muslims in Kenya contribute their wealth to Da'wah, supporting the construction of mosques and promoting the spread of Islam.

🙏Prayers and support for oppressed Muslim communities, like Palestine, are essential for every Muslim.

Why is the Day of Judgment important in Islam?

—The Day of Judgment is significant as it reminds Muslims of the ultimate accountability for their actions in this life and determines their eternal destiny.

What is the significance of performing Umrah on the 27th night of Ramadan?

—Performing Umrah on the 27th night of Ramadan is considered highly special as it is believed that Laylatul Qadr, the Night of Power, falls on this night.

How do Muslims in Kenya contribute to the promotion of Islam?

—Muslims in Kenya contribute to Da'wah by financially supporting the construction of mosques, such as the one in Nairobi, which costs approximately $5 million.

Why is support for oppressed Muslim communities, like Palestine, important in Islam?

—Supporting oppressed Muslim communities, like Palestine, is important in Islam as it reflects the Islamic principle of solidarity and justice for all Muslims.

What can every Muslim do to prepare for the Day of Judgment?

—Every Muslim should strive to lead a righteous life, gain knowledge about the teachings of Islam, perform good deeds, seek forgiveness, and have sincere faith in Allah.

00:00Introduction to the significance of the Day of Judgment in Islam.

07:09Experience and reflections on visiting Kenya and the strong Muslim community's support for Da'wah.

10:31Discussion on the importance of the Palestinian cause and the power of collective Dua.