Definition: Masoola is a concept in Islamic jurisprudence that refers to the belief in the existence of an afterlife, and its importance in Islamic theology. It implies that people have an eternal life after death, but they do not exist physically anymore. Masoolas are believed to be in contact with Allah or other divine beings through their actions and beliefs, and they believe that they will receive a reward for good deeds or punishment for bad ones. The belief in the existence of masoolas is considered
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