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By: Brian Cokayne

Brian Cokayne — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 23:15:52 +0000

Dr.Nadir, whilst the Quotes from the Quran and the Hadith of the prophet(peace be unto him) must surely be seen as applicable worldwide are the legal statues so very different here in England,or should I say the UK (United Kingdom) please? And though we all realise every soul must face death why do we put off the legal aspects of it until it is apparently too late? It is not so much property that troubles me in respect of my daughter who is a 20year old student, but the very consumer society itself in which we live.For example when I was in my twenties my monthly rent in rural Georgia, USA was $15(1970’s) and that included some land & a deep well of fresh water.Now here in England her student rent per month is £350-£400 …..it is beyond my capacity to understand why modern society is asking this much of our young people.What difference therefore would a will make? Whatever I bequeath her from my working life will surely be taken from her in next to no time.My electric hand drill is still working perfectly and chisels and grindstone perfectly sharp ,but from recent bereavement nearby I have seen whole household contents just thrown willy-nilly into large skips(dumpsters in US terminology ie large metal containers)And more recently I was astounded to find thrown away in one instance on a rubbish strew roadside, and in the other in a contaminated shopping trolley two prayer mats,each with fringes and centrally woven Kabah.Is this not enough to see life as unreal let alone death? I am sorry for my introspection on this matter.Your article has helped. Brian Cokayne, Stockport, England

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