You asked it, and I just want to be in your gang so here I am, binged into your question.
By this, if you happened to read my writings from the very first, you may have found out that I am a Muslim. So, I am, of course, going to answer it from the perspective of Islam, my religion, the way of life which I believe in.
First of all, I thought I had never asked such a question before. Because I had always been taught that there are heaven and hell, there is the day of the judgment, and that there are phases of life which this world is only the intermediate before we came back to the realm of Allah.
I had always been taught to believe in that since I am born and raised Muslim. Because it is one of or Six Pillars of Iman, which believe in the day of judgment. It is the fifth pillar.
About the spirits themselves, Allah always told us in the Qoran that we, as His servants, don’t need to think deeply about how a soul works. Because it is beyond our ability to seek the answer.
Where will our spirits go after we die?
In my opinion, it is the only question that can be answered by Islam. Islam has given the whole concept of living. It enlightens us, why do we here? and because of the reason for our existence, we get to know where will we be going?
To make it simple. It’s like when you go to the market to buy some groceries. The market is the place where you want to go. Buying groceries is the reason why you go there.
In Islam. We are here, living in this world because of Allah, for worshipping Him. That’s the reason why we will go to the realm of Allah, after leaving this world. We will be back to where we started, we created by Allah and then go back to Allah.
The knowledge is all Him.
