1. The Prophets will not be asked questions in their graves nor will their graves tighten up.
2. Many followers will also not be asked the questions, like those Muslims who die on a Friday or in the month of Ramadaan.
3. The situation of pleasure and penalties in the grave is a fact. This punishment or reward is for both the body and the soul.
4. Whether the body falls apart or burns or mixes in the soil, it’s original parts continues to be until the Day of Resurrection. It will receive reward or punishment. On the Day of Judgement it will be reformed back to a body. These original parts are actually placed in the backbone and cannot be seen by humans. It also cannot be eaten by the soil nor can they be burned. These are the seeds of the body and from these Allah Ta’ala joins the rest of the parts of the body, which have been spread by either being converted into ashes or soil and are reformed into the original body.
5. The soul then comes back into that body and is displayed in the field of Resurrection. This day is known as “Hashr”.
6. The questions will be asked at that place at which a person has been buried or has been left to rot. Penalties will also occur there. For example, if a tiger has eaten a person, the questions will be asked inside the tiger’s stomach, and the punishment and incentive will also happen there.
7. A person who denies the fact of the punishment and reward of the grave is a misguided person.
