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Serious E-dating is cucked

Do you think it's possible to get rid of this mindset? I'm not entirely sure but I am open to the idea it can be changed somehow, someday.

You see, that's how I feel about the afterlife. I think it makes more sense that there's nothing, that we tell each other stories of the good so that we don't feel overwhelmingly hopeless when we enter nothingness after death. (Not saying Qur'an is a story that people invented, I do believe it to be the word of God, so I know I can't just write it off, but still.. I just can't shake off the feeling).
Absolutely, it can change as long as you put in genuine effort. Personally, it feels stranger to believe that existence just ends than to believe in another life after this. If this world was created with purpose, then there must be a system of reward afterward, otherwise, the tests we go through would be meaningless. Like in school, there’s a clear beginning of the test, birth and a clear end, death. Followed by the announcement of results: the afterlife.
 
Absolutely, it can change as long as you put in genuine effort. Personally, it feels stranger to believe that existence just ends than to believe in another life after this. If this world was created with purpose, then there must be a system of reward afterward, otherwise, the tests we go through would be meaningless. Like in school, there’s a clear beginning of the test, birth and a clear end, death. Followed by the announcement of results: the afterlife.
I’ll get back to you later on bhaijaan, I will be putting this phone on a charger.
 
You know, I think I'm a true nihilist. Even though I am Islamic, I still cannot shake off the feeling that everything will cease, no afterlives or anything. Strange, isn't it? I live my life through the guidelines of Islam, but still I do not feel in my heart that there's such a thing as an afterlife. Am I really just a kafir at heart? I don't think I am, but I also cannot seem to believe in an afterlife. What gives?
deenmax
 
You should immediately kys if you do that type of shit.

Buh buh muh beautiful lady i must have her who are you to judge my love saar

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