Will we get to see our parents again?

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Once we have passed away. Do we get to see our parents and our children again?

I read that once we have pass away. Everybody will come together put not in the human form. We would as individuals with no connections.

What is our Islamic belief?
 
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And those who believe and whose families follow them in Faith,- to them shall We join their families: Nor shall We deprive them (of the fruit) of aught of their works: (Yet) is each individual in pledge for his deeds. [Quran at-Tur 52:21]
 
:sl:well i personally believe that we wont be caring about this when we die

and u cant really say either that you will see your loved ones again because after we will be judged we will either go to heaven or hell so i believe its not worth it to be stressing about this because this is in the hands of Allah only

All we can do is make duaa for them thats all. my mum was not a muslim so she died a christcian. i make dua for her thats all i can do right now but im not getting my hopes up about seeing her again. people have told me she did not receive the message of islam so she wont go to hell first but she will be tested instead i dont know really much about it that seems fair enough.

i forget what love of a parent feels like:hmm: and ive come to accept that its best to feel that way

its better to embrace the love of Allah in our hearts first that way we will never feel any pain over loss of a human cos there love cannot compare to the creator
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The soul of a believer travels up with the angels from the first gate of jannah until they reach the seventh heaven there are other believing souls there who are happy to meet him they ask him so many questions about people in the dunya like what is so an so doing did he marry then some of the souls interrupt and say leave him until he rests becouse he was just in the grief of the world the after a short rest he responds i left so and so alive on earth they the other souls are happy but if he says so and so have died did he not come to you they respond disjointedly no he was not brought to us and the angels then say he was taken to the fire


This is from a book called life in al-barzakh by muhammad mustafa al-jibaly he was a student of shaikh Al-albannie it was a really good book
 
julie sarri said:
The soul of a believer travels up with the angels from the first gate of jannah until they reach the seventh heaven there are other believing souls there who are happy to meet him they ask him so many questions about people in the dunya like what is so an so doing did he marry then some of the souls interrupt and say leave him until he rests becouse he was just in the grief of the world the after a short rest he responds i left so and so alive on earth they the other souls are happy but if he says so and so have died did he not come to you they respond disjointedly no he was not brought to us and the angels then say he was taken to the fire


This is from a book called life in al-barzakh by muhammad mustafa al-jibaly he was a student of shaikh Al-albannie it was a really good book
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Thanks for your replys. But I'm still unclear about the question I'm asking. Can anyone clarify it any further please?
 
What is this test that Allah will give certain people when they die? If Allah doesn't put that person in hell, what kind of test will he give?
 

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