Belief in the Last Day and its impact on building a Muslim's personality

Abstract

Research Summary

        The doctrine of belief in the Last Day is one of the pillars of faith, and the doctrine of resurrection and reckoning are part of this day.

 Belief in the Last Day puts a person in constant control over himself, as this control creates in this person happiness and a decent life, and he renounces the world and turns away from all vices and adorns all virtues.

        On the other hand, we find that the person who does not believe in this day does not stand before his eyes anything that prevents him from doing injustices and corruption in the land. The doctrine of belief in the Last Day alone is sufficient to create an ethical framework that all the members of the society possess. It creates in this society pride, dignity, and patience over calamities. It creates perseverance in the members of society to do good deeds and abandon vices. These actions are to be written for success in this world and success in the Hereafter. This is by submitting to the commands of God Almighty and turning away from what He forbade, and with these actions the human heart will be filled with faith and tranquility, unlike what the idolater would be.

           Today, there has become an urgent need to raise such important issues, as they regulate human behavior, and the more faith in them increases, the results are positive on the ground, and the belief in the Last Day is the guide for human thoughts in his actions, so it cannot be abandoned in any matter of life.

     The main motive for me in raising this issue is what happened on the ground in my country, Iraq, in terms of bloody events, in which thousands of innocent people were killed, so we see the people of the same country fighting among themselves, the people of the same region, and even the brothers among themselves, in addition to his love and the love of leadership and domination over others.  Positions and chairs are heavy on the human psyche.  Today, it has become very necessary to remind people of their faith, from which they have moved far away.