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From the strange death to the odd afterlife of Lutheran England by Gehring, David S.

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The Effect of Age on Charitable Giving in Taiwan: Is Afterlife Consumption a Driving Force? by Chou, T., Woodbine, Gordon

“…Azzi and Ehrenberg's (1975) economic model in particular, their preference for using afterlife consumption as a major driving factor in charitable giving continues to attract the interest of researchers. …”
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The relationship between afterlife beliefs and mental wellbeing among Jordanian Muslim youth by Al-Issa, Riyad Salim, Krauss, Steven Eric, Roslan, Samsilah, Abdullah, Haslinda

“…This finding contradicts a central notion in Islamic theology, which states that avoiding afterlife punishment and obtaining afterlife reward is the primary motive for Muslim religiosity. …”
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Development and validation of afterlife beliefs and expectations inventories for Jordanian and Malaysian Muslim youth in selected universities by Al-Issa, Riyad Salim Issa

“…Despite the centrality of afterlife reward and punishment beliefs and expectations (ARPB&E) in the life of Muslim youth, there is a dearth of valid instruments to measure ARPB&E. …”
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كتاب "التذكرة بأحوال الموتى وأمور الآخرة" للإمام القرطبي: دراسة تعريفية وصفية = The book “Reminder of the conditions of dead and the affairs of afterlife” By Imam AL-Qurtubi: an introductory descriptive study = Buku “Reminder of the conditions of dead and the affairs of afterlife” Oleh Imam Al-Qurtubi: satu pengenalan kajian deskriptif by Khalid, Abdullah, Asmadi, Ahmad Yusof, Abul Lais, Mohammed

“…This study discovers Imam al-Qurtubi’s expertise on preaching.Keywords: Reminder, the Conditions, the Dead, the Afterlife, al-Qurtubi.…”
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Motives for demand for religion: a confirmatory factor analysis by A Somasundram, Sotheeswari, Habibullah, Muzafar Shah

“…The afterlife motive, aligned to the Christian doctrine of belief in afterlife, heaven and hell, was one of the dimensions of motives for religious demand. …”
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Can i pay at purgatory? the negative impact of the purgatory ethic in Islamic societies: theoretical and empirical evidence by Al-Issa, Riyad Salim, Krauss, Steven Eric, Roslan, Samsilah, Abdullah, Haslinda

“…The psychological and social effects of the doctrine of purgatory (temporary afterlife punishment) have not received sufficient attention from sociologists. …”
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Framing Cicero’s Lives: production-values and paratext in nineteenth-century biographies by Fotheringham, Lynn S.

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To Hell, with Shakespeare by Lee, Ei Leen *

“…Following this, the ESL students engaged in communicative, language-based activities such as interviews with the Porter or characters in the afterlife to suspend disbelief and transcend the text. …”
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Phenomenological study on the psychological well-being of tahfiz students by Adzim, Afa Fauzul, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Badayai, Syaidatun Nazirah Abu Zahrin

“…The findings show that their motivation in memorizing the Qur'an was to adorn their parents with a crown of glory in the afterlife. This shows a direction and purpose in life that is oriented towards happiness and well-being in the afterlife together with everlasting goodness in the worldly life. …”
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To heaven through hell: are there cognitive foundations for purgatory evidence from Islamic cultures by Al-Issa, Riyad Salim, Krauss, Steven Eric, Roslan, Samsilah, Abdullah, Haslinda

“…The purgatory doctrine, which has played a vital role in Christian culture, states that most believers must experience afterlife punishment in order to be cleansed of their sins before entering Heaven. …”
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Our futures in mind uploading: public perceptions and narratives by Thornton, Angela Claire

“…My results showed that while awareness of mind uploading has remained relatively static over the last few years, favourability towards the concept has significantly increased, reflected in an increasing number of people who would upload if their physical body was dying and search for meaning in this new afterlife. However, despite the increasing use of Virtual Reality (VR) an afterlife as an avatar was unappealing and participants wanted a physical body the form of which was important. …”
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Syair Syurga a devotional literary text in an early Malay printed book from Sumatra by Suryadi

“…In short, this paper examines the motif of afterlife in classical Malay literature. By examining the ‘coalition’ of religion and literature in classical Malay text like The Poem of Heaven, our understanding of local Islam in the Malay world in its historical perspective will be enhanced…”
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Shona religious factors that promote resilience among people suffering from chronic illnesses by Mabvurira, Vincent

“…Shona traditional beliefs and practices such as belief in afterlife, exorcism of evil spirits, traditional rituals, omnipresence of ancestors and many others were reported to strongly promote resilience among sick people. …”
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Humanism In Islamic Education: Indonesian References by Usman, Abur Hamdi, Shaharuddin, Syarul Azman, Abidin, Salman Zainal

“…The finding implies that orientation of the education system in Islamic educational institutions starts with a theocentric philosophy, which emphasises the importance of the afterlife over life in this world. Throughout the educational process, students intensively explore the comprehensive teachings and practices of Islam. …”
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A study of hereafter in Islam by Ashimi, Tijani Ahmad

“…This implies, that all the tenets of Islam would be crumble and disintegrated if the afterlife or the eternal life were to be denied, as it will be very irrational to discuss the teaching of Islam and its tenets without referring to the great vitality that Hereafter (Al-akhirah) possesses, not only for man’s final end, but also for his life in this world. …”
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Why all Muslims should know the Islamic worldview by Omer, Spahic

“…It reflects how he would answer all the “big questions” of human existence: fundamental questions about who and what we are, where we came from, why we’re here, where we’re headed, the meaning and purpose of life, the nature of the afterlife, and what counts as a good life here and now (James Anderson). …”
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Aspect of religious coping, element of neuroscience, al-Quran recital approaches and resilience among university students in the post-Covid-19 pandemic by Ab Rahman, Z., Ahmad Faizuddin Ramli, Abdul Rauf Ridzuan, Miftachul Huda

“…Aspect of religiosity, religious coping, element of neuroscience, al-Quran recital, and resilience approaches contain various elements needed by humankind, such as religious, social, economic, health, medical, scientific, political, and other aspects, as a guide for achieving prosperity in this life and the afterlife, reciting the al-Quran daily showers a person with continuous serenity, which is a very effective therapy for a person facing pressures in life. …”
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Faith and practice: Islamic perspectives on Robert Browning by Anis, Rehnuma, Hasan, Md. Mahmudul

“…A fascinating aspect of his poetry is that, in spite of his refusal to be labelled as a Christian, he displays strong faith in God and the afterlife. His poetry is steeped in religious connotations that derive heavily from the Bible. …”
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From International Horror Films to the Local Filem Seram: Examining the Cinematic Identity and Roles of the Malaysian Pontianak by Lee, Yuen Beng, Balaya, Sarata

“…Her capability of resurrecting from the afterlife and using her sexuality in seeking for death and destruction to those who have wronged her could position her as a villain or antagonist due to the chaos, destruction and murder to those regardless of innocence. …”
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