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A man once said:
“I’m afraid to die.”

And the Prophet ﷺ said something
that made death feel like light.
→(Bukhari 3688)

He didn’t shame him.
He didn’t say “Have more faith.”
He understood—
because even the bravest hearts fear the unknown.

But then the Prophet ﷺ said:

 “Whoever loves to meet Allah,
Allah loves to meet him.”
→ (Sahih al-Bukhari 6507, Sahih Muslim 2683)

And when the companions asked,
“But who among us loves death?”
he explained:

 “It’s not about loving death itself—
it’s about trusting what comes after it.
The believer is given good news before they die,
and their soul longs to meet the One it believed in.”

That’s when it hit me:

Death isn’t the end—
it’s the reunion.

The door that opens
to everything you prayed for in sujood.
The place where every tear makes sense.
Where every loss is restored.
Where the One you called upon your whole life
finally calls you by name.

Ami Protul.....

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