Part 5 – Far greater rewards for motivation than mere 72 houris ~ by Abid Ullah Jan

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Part 5 – Far greater rewards for motivation than mere 72 houris ~ by Abid Ullah Jan

One needs to understand the logic and rationale behind Islam’s system of motivating a human being to do what is good for them and fellow human beings. Abid Ullah Jan, explains the ultimate reward from an Islamic perspective is not even achieving the paradise….its way more than that. Once one understands the ultimate reward, 72 houris or […]



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