RE: I'm going to hell for sure, so I might as well question everything?
March 22, 2012 at 5:51 am
Maybe for your faith, Aleia.
In Islam, one prays for the dead to God, in order to ease any suffering they might face for their individual sins in *hell*, not the real one, but the one the soul might encounter in the grave. The soul lays dormant in the grave, and according to his deeds, he/she might face either heaven or hell until the day o' the Judgement day/Jüngsten Gericht.
In Islam, one prays for the dead to God, in order to ease any suffering they might face for their individual sins in *hell*, not the real one, but the one the soul might encounter in the grave. The soul lays dormant in the grave, and according to his deeds, he/she might face either heaven or hell until the day o' the Judgement day/Jüngsten Gericht.
Quote:And why are they praying for dead people? I suppose they're only praying for the ones in hell or purgatory? In that case, don't you think they should be kinda praying for themselves, and the people with whom they're suffering?Maybe I should ask a catholic priest about this.
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