Voluntary Death, Journey to Truth

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This article aims at explaining the nature of spiritual death in Islamic ethics, its relationship to real death, the realm of Barzakh, the disembodiment of the soul, and the world of the ideals.

 It also explains the types of spiritual death and the viewpoints of scholars of ethics and transcendental wisdom regarding it, given that this concept is considered a main part of the humankind's work on the path to reaching 

Allah - Almighty. This article will also clarify the relationship 

between voluntary death and spiritual death, the levels and types of voluntary death, how ethicists have used lesser death to explain concepts of ultimate death. It will also explain the most important differences in the discussion of spiritual death between ethicists and transcendentalists. 

The article concludes by highlighting the importance of treating the fear of death by understanding its origins and causes, and by exploring how to treat it through what ethicists have provided in their explanations of death, the soul, and fear.

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