End Times and Divine Decree

📋 Course Outline

1. End of World Events
2. Major and Minor Dooms
3. Historical Conquest of India
4. Divine Decree Flexibility
5. Examples of Muallaq
6. Religious Evidence for Sacrifice
7. Religious Evidence for Fasting
8. Divine Will in Islam

📖 1. End of World Events

🔑 Key Concepts & Definitions

• Kiamat Kubra (Great Day of Judgment): The final event in Islamic eschatology when the universe is destroyed, and all beings are resurrected for divine judgment by Allah based on their deeds.
• Kiamat Sugra (Minor Day of Judgment): A smaller-scale destruction or significant event within the universe, not the final end but a precursor or partial destruction.
• Resurrection (Baqa): The act of bringing all living beings back to life after death for divine judgment.
• Takdir Muallaq: A conditional decree from Allah that can change based on human effort and prayer; outcomes are not fixed but influenced by human actions.
• Tahun Awal Penaklukan India: The year 1526 AD, marking the beginning of Mughal rule in India after Babur’s victory at Panipat I.
• Dalil (Evidence): Scriptural or authoritative proof from the Qur'an supporting religious practices or beliefs, such as the law of Qurban or Rukhsah.

📝 Essential Points