When the death of the 1st Caliph of Islam, Abu Bakr Siddiq (R), came, he recited verse 19 of Surah Qaf ("The torment of death will surely come; from which you evade"). Then he said to his daughter Ayesha (R), "Wash the two clothes I am wearing and cover me with them." Because the living person is more entitled to new clothes than the dead person [1]. He then bequeathed to the next Caliph, Hazrat Omar (R), saying, ‘Surely Allah has ordained for the night certain rights which He does not accept during the day. Again set some hawks for the day, which do not confess at night. No supererogatory worship is accepted until the obligation is fulfilled. Surely in the Hereafter the scales of the scales will be light because of following falsehood in the world and considering it light on oneself. In the same way, the scales of the scales in the Hereafter will be heavier because of following the truth in this world and because it is heavier on them '[2].
Education: There is no room for laziness and luxury for those who fulfill their state responsibilities. He should not be compromised with cancellation under any circumstances. Rather, at all costs, the truth, that is, the truth sent down by Allah, must be held firmly. Because the purpose of all work in this world will be to make the scales of the scales heavier in the Hereafter.