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The document discusses the purpose of life according to Islam. It argues that the true purpose is to achieve real happiness by worshipping God and getting into heaven to see God's face. Life is described as a test from God. The conclusion states that to have a successful life, one must follow the rules of the Quran and work hard to achieve their life's purpose.
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purpose of life (nabeel__kp__)
- 2. PURPOSE POF LIFE in Islamic view
- 3. CONTENTS • What is life • What is the purpose of life…? • Purpose of life[according to islam] • Is life a test • Conclusion
- 4. • Your life purpose consists of the central motivating aims of your life
- 5. WHATIS THE PURPOSE OF OUR LIFE…?
- 6. IS IT • Buying expensive cars…?
- 7. OR • Buying a big house….?
- 8. OR • Buying delicious food…..?
- 9. SO WHAT NEXT • Someday we getting older • Our eyes were getting worse • Our leg’s were weaker • We getting senil • We don’t even rememeber what we are eating • And when time comes.. • We don’t even remember who we are
- 10. PURPOSE OF LIFE [ACCORDING TO ISLAM] • Achive real happiness by worshipping one true god • Got heaven • To see the face of ALLAH
- 11. IS LIFE A TEST ? • Yes • That is the test of ALLAH
- 12. CONCLUSION • If we want to successful life ,then we must be follow the rules of quran • Succesful people are note gifted • They just work hard.then succecd their purpose