Imam Ghazali writes that after death, a person’s body is in the grave, while his soul is in the world of spirits. — Professor Dr. Shams Raza Brohi, Be and It is Copy Share WhatsApp
by Professor Dr. Shams Raza Brohi
Biography · 282 pages
“The brain is the sole storehouse of our experiences; if the brain perishes, then everything after death should logically be gone.”
“Similarly, Imam Ghazali writes that the soul, even though it is millions of miles away in the world of spirits or the intermediate world, still has a connection with its grave.”
“Another memory is social memory, under which we convey each other’s words to others and take this information forward for thousands of years.”
“When people look at a child's report card, they believe they are reading the child.”
“Some have dirty deeds darkening their hearts while others are shaded dark when the flames of hope are snuffed out.”
“The goal is to make the behavior you want easier than the behavior you don't.”
“There is a fear they never warned us about, the fear of growing older without someone beside you.”
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