As-Sirāt
As-Sirāt (Larabci: الصراط aṣ-ṣirāṭ) shine, bisa ga addinin Musulunci, gadar da dole ne kowane ɗan adam ya ƙetare Yawm al-Qiyamah (“Ranar Alkiyama”) don shiga Aljanna. An ce ta fi siririn gashin gashi kuma kaifi kamar kaifi ko takobi mafi kaifi (saboda hatsarin).[1] A ƙarƙashin wannan hanyar akwai wutar Jahannama, wacce ke ƙone masu zunubi don su faɗi. Wadanda suka yi ayyukan alheri a cikin rayuwarsu ana jigilar su ta kan hanya cikin sauri gwargwadon ayyukan da suka jagoranta zuwa Hawd al-Kawthar, Tafkin Yalwa.[2][3][4]
 As-Sirāt | |
|---|---|
mythical bridge (en)  da tunanniyar addini | |
 | |
| Bayanai | |
| Ƙaramin ɓangare na |
Islamic mythology (en) |
| Bangare na |
Al-Ghaib (en) , iman (en) da Pillars of faith in Islam (en) |
| Amfani |
al-baʻth baʻd al-mawt (en) da qiyama (en) |
| Facet of (en) |
Islamic eschatology (en) |
| Sunan asali | صِرَاطُ اَلْجَحِيمِ، الصِّرَاطُ |
| Addini | Musulunci da Sufiyya |
| Suna saboda |
road (en) da Jahannam (en) |
| Muhimmin darasi |
aiki a musulunci, kyawawan aiki a musulunci da sin in Islam (en) |
| Maƙirƙiri |
God in Islam (en) |
| Gagarumin taron |
qiyama (en) da al-baʻth baʻd al-mawt (en) |
| Present in work (en) | Al Kur'ani, Hadisi da Tafsiri |
| Depicts (en) |
Jannah (en) , Jahannam (en) da Araf (en) |
| Ma'aikaci |
Ḥizb Allāh (en) da Ḥizb Shayṭān (en) |
| Ta jiki ma'amala da |
Jahannam (en) |
| Manufacturer (en) |
God in Islam (en) da Volition of God in Islam (en) |
| Location of creation (en) |
Kingdom of God in Islam (en) , Seven Heavens (en) da akhirah (en) |
| Giciye |
Jahannam (en) |
| Carries (en) |
mutum, jinn (en) da ummah (en) |
| Alaƙanta da |
Muhammad, Hawd (en) , Tafkin Yalwa, Jannah (en) da treasures of God in Islam (en) |
| Full work available at URL (en) | corpus.quran.com… da qurananalysis.com… |
| Abu mai amfani |
Noor (en) |
| Kiyaye ta |
God in Islam (en) , angel in Islam (en) , Maalik (en) , Khazin (en) da Zabaniyya (en) |
Musulmai da ke yin sallolin farilla (Fajr, Dhuhur, Asr, Magriba, Isha) kuma suna karanta Suratul Fatiha, wacce addu’a ce da suke rokon Allah da Ya shiryar da su ta hanya madaidaiciya, malamai sun kira ta a gabanin as-Sirāt.
A cikin Hadisi
gyara sasheAbu Sa'id Al-Khudri ya ruwaito cewa: Mu sahabban Annabi mun ce, "Ya Manzon Allah! Menene gadar? ' Ya ce, “Siri -da -santsi ne (gada) wanda akwai tsintsiya da (ƙugiyoyi kamar) iri mai ƙaya wanda ke da faɗi a gefe ɗaya kuma kunkuntar a ɗayan kuma yana da ƙayoyi masu lanƙwasa. Ana samun irin wannan ƙwayar ƙaya a Najd kuma ana kiran ta As-Sa'dan. Wasu daga cikin masu bi za su haye gadar da sauri kamar ƙiftawar ido, wasu kuma da sauri kamar walƙiya, iska mai ƙarfi, dawakai masu sauri ko raƙuma. Don haka wasu za su zauna lafiya ba tare da wata illa ba; wasu za su tsira bayan sun sami wasu karce, wasu kuma za su faɗi suna shiga Jahannama. Mutum na ƙarshe zai ƙetare ta hanyar jan shi akan gadar. ”(Sahih Bukhari - Mujalladi na 9, Littafin 93, Lamba 532)
A wasu addinai
gyara sasheBangaskiyar Ibrahim na addinin Yahudanci ba ta da wannan koyarwar, amma bangaskiyar dualistic na Zoroastrianism tana da shi. Gadar Chinvat, wacce ke faruwa a Gathas na Zarathushtra, tana da kamanceceniya da yawa kuma tana da kusanci da As-Sirat. Wasu nau'ikan Kiristanci kuma suna da irin wannan gada ko sashi, kamar Brig of Dread a cikin mutanen Kiristanci na Yammacin Turai, ko kuma hanyar wucewa ta gidajen kashe gobara a cikin Gabashin Orthodoxy.
Etymology
gyara sasheMarubutan Musulmin farko ba su da tabbas kan yadda za su rubuta wannan kalmar kamar yadda aka fassara ta صراط, سراط da زراط. Ba su da tabbas game da jinsi. Ya bayyana a ƙarshe ya zama Hellenised στράτα na Latin: strata (titi), wanda ya shiga Larabci ta hanyar Syriac Classical: ܐܣܛܪܛܐ.[6]
Nassoshi na al'adu
gyara sasheMarubucin almarar kimiyya na Amurka Frank Herbert ya ɗauki ra'ayin littafinsa na Dune. A cikin Littafi Mai -Tsarki na Katolika na Orange, an kwatanta rayuwa a matsayin tafiya a kan Sirat, tare da "Aljanna a Dama na, Jahannama a Hagu na, da Mala'ikan Mutuwa a Baya".
Manazarta
gyara sashe- ↑ "as-Sirat Bridge Marker". Madain Project. Retrieved 29 April 2018.
- ↑ Sahih-i Muslim, M4730
- ↑ Sahih-i Muslim, Belief in the Hereafter, M456
- ↑ Sahih-i Muslim. Iman, 329, M454
- ↑ Begley, Wayne E. The Garden of the Taj Mahal: A Case Study of Mughal Architectural Planning and Symbolism, in: Wescoat, James L.; Wolschke-Bulmahn, Joachim (1996). Mughal Gardens: Sources, Places, Representations, and Prospects Dumbarton Oaks, Washington D.C., 08033994793.ABA. pp. 229-231.
- ↑ Jeffery, Arthur; Böwering, Gerhard; McAuliffe, Jane (2008). The Foreign Vocabulary of the Quran. Woods Press. pp. 195–196. ISBN 978-1-4437-2149-3.