DescriptionThis work is a thematic compendium of Prophetic traditions (ḥadīth) centered on eschatological themes and the ontological reality of al-Mawt (death). It assembles a specific corpus of narrations that delineate the transition from the temporal world to the hereafter. The text systematically presents traditions describing the moment of death, the state of the soul after separation from the body, and the events of the grave. It further explores the signs of the Hour, resurrection, judgment, and the final abodes of Paradise and Hell. For researchers, this compendium serves as a focused reference for understanding Islamic eschatology as transmitted through authentic prophetic sources, offering a coherent narrative of life’s end and what follows.
