WEEK 5 : ESCHATOLOGY

 For this week, we are required to choose a topic to be presented during this usrah session. For this presentation, my group agreed to choose a topic that is related to eschatology which is 'The Journey After The Last Day'. Each of my group members has our own roles and responsibilities. My role for this presentation is to explain and point out where will the humans head to after the last day happens. I am very glad I was selected to talk about this topic as I finally got the opportunity to understand and know a little bit about the journey after we all die.



Below are the points that we have presented during the session.


After this presentation, I feel something new inside me that I have never experienced it before which is I could be calm and put a target in my life that is wanting to know more about this kind of topic. To some people, it maybe sounds scary but for me it is a motivation for me to do good in dunya and focus more on akhirah. Instead of being scared of death and still doing nothing, I choose to do more good deed and be prepared on death. We do not know when and how our life would end :)

That's all for today's session, thank you!!

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