[quote=Ahmed_2007_Cool]Ah... Thanks to the freedom of speech we have on these forums.

I'm kept alive by the functions of my body - my brain (which gives me the feeling of consciousness - [I]I think therefore I am[/I]) and my heart, which pumps blood into my brain and the other organs of my body to keep them active and functioning. Scientists have studied the human body from the skin (largest organ of the body) to sub-molecular cell structures (DNA and the sort) and anything resembling what we have been told is a 'soul' has not been found.[/quote]

[B][COLOR=Purple]A car is built by using raw materials like steel,iron, etc and requires fuel to run it.But who designed it in the first place?The answer is human intelligence .I dont mean the human brain here, because even animals have a brain.I mean intelligence. Can one see intelligence.NO.In the same way the universe is being governed by the cosmic intelligence which we can not see.The same holds true for the soul which we can not see.But it does exist.[/COLOR][/B]

[B][COLOR=Purple]Islamically, Rooh is as physical as much as an angel is physical because both have same root of origin "Amr-e-Rabbi" .... and Quran stops there and there is no other explanation of what it is.... in Surah Qayamah, it is mentioned how Rooh comes to the throat at the last breath...

Then, in surah Al a'raaf there is mention of Aalam-e-Arwaah on Youm-ul-Alast when an oath was taken to all the Arwaahs... and an hadeeth mentions about this further by stating that even those arwah were provided a tiny body at that time...

There are two places mention in Quran and explained in ahaadeeth that rooh of a good person goes to Aa'laa Illiyeen and the bad person goes to Sijjeen.... there is much more detail about how those two places look, in various ahaadeeth...

Wallah-O-Aalam.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=DarkOrange]Soul in Islamic Philosophy[/COLOR]
[URL="http://www.muslimphilosophy.com/ip/rep/H010.htm"]http://www.muslimphilosophy.com/ip/rep/H010.htm[/URL][/B]

[QUOTE=Ahmed_2007_Cool;133353]There is no empirical evidence for the existence of souls. In fact, all the empirical evidence proves otherwise.

There are real issues in the world that deserve your time. Leave the obscurities to the 'mystics'.[/QUOTE]

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_death_experiences[/url]

For a long time since I found these things on the Internet, this topic has been baffling me. This is clear empirical evidence of existence of soul but the described courses of events by those who went through it does not match what religion has told us,, simply baffling :wacko:. There are reported anecdotes where clinically dead people accurately described how the surgical processes were conducted on their bodies and what was going on in the room when they were clinically dead (for example [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pam_Reynolds_case[/url])... There really exist so many unsolved mysteries that science has not, or cannot probably, touched :wacko:

We believe that the souls do not return back, but why do a person on the death bed remember deceased people? it seems to one as if he is seening them