Reincarnation & Its Islamic Prospective
How many thoughts can a person entertain within one lifetime? Is it fathomable to think that a human being can fulfill every wish within the 70 or 80 years of their life? Would it not make more sense to have numerous lifetimes by which to carry out every desire? This is what many traditions call reincarnation.
There are people who remember their lives from their past. There have been studies and research into phenomena that seem to prove the validity of reincarnation. What is your take on it? Do you find it odd to live only three quarters of a century with all that life has to offer? Or do you sense that there is more than this single incarnation?
We would offer to you a simple process: Take a few minutes to become still within yourself. Center your awareness within your heart area. Breathe deeply and slowly. Relax. Can you feel the core of your Self? We call this your Soul. It is your spiritual essence. It communicates with you through intuition, feeling, instinct, visions, dreams, that still small voice within, and through your nervous system. Allow enough time to commune with your Soul until you develop a knowing of its presence.
Now, ask it to bring forth answers to your life’s questions. Be prepared to understand intuitively what it is sharing with you. As you develop this relationship with your essence, your Soul, you will most likely become the best of friends. This is good because, in reality, this aspect of you is your truest friend. It has been with you for eons of time. It knows you better than anyone could. All of your answers are within you, held within your Soul’s knowing. Become acquainted with your true Self, and endeavor to work with your Soul to accomplish all of your true desires.
What does Islam think about reincarnation?
Islam doesn't agree with the reincarnation theory. Let us look at what Allah Almighty said in the Noble Quran:
"From the (earth) did We Create you, and into it Shall We return you, And from it shall We Bring you out once again. (The Noble Quran, 20:55)"
" 'And Allah has produced you from the earth, Growing (gradually), And in the End He will return you Into the (earth), And raise you forth (Again at the Resurrection).' (The Noble Quran, 71:17-18)"
"Nor will they there Taste Death, except the first Death; and He will preserve Them from the Penalty Of the Blazing Fire. (The Noble Quran, 44:56)"
" 'Is it (the case) that We shall not die, except our first death, And that we Shall not be punished?' Verily this is The supreme achievement! For the like of this Let all strive, Who wish to strive. (The Noble Quran, 37:58-61)"
From the above Noble Verses, we clearly see that Allah Almighty created us to die only once. This clearly refutes the reincarnation theory from the Islamic perspective.
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