Who deserves to be Worshiped ?

His prophets should be part of a positive and pro-active approach to those who
disbelieve. We pray for them to be guided to the truth; at the same time, we need
to work for that and work with them towards that.
9.5 Belief in the Last Day
Islam teaches that this life is only a test of conduct for each of us, to see whether or
not we will follow the commands of Allah. In the hereafter, we all will be
resurrected to stand before Allah for a just reckoning of the deeds and actions we
performed during our life on this earth. People with good deeds will be generously
rewarded and warmly welcomed to Allah’s heaven, but those whose records are
overwhelmed with bad deeds will be punished and cast into hell. We have been
given knowledge of right and wrong, instinctively and through revelation; we must
choose our path in this short life. Our choices in this life will ultimately determine
our places in the eternal life to come. Allah has said in the Quran:
{So whoever does an atom’s weight of good will see it, and whoever does an atom’s
weight of evil will see it.} (Quran 99: 7-8)
Belief in the Day of Judgement causes the consciousness of Allah to be
implanted in the human heart. It impels individuals and society at large to obey Him
sincerely, without any external pressure. In effect, the hereafter for an individual
starts right after his or her soul departs from the body. Shortly after the burial, two
angels come to the grave and ask the following three questions (like a final
examination):
Who is your Lord?
What is your religion?
Who is your prophet?
Prophet Muhammad (bpuh) said that the believer (one who believes in all six
articles of faith) will not have any difficulty answering these questions correctly,
while the unbeliever will not be able to do so. Depending upon the result, the
51