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30 Verses from Holy Quran that proves the death of Isa (as)

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کیوں نہیں لوگو تمہیں حق کا خیال
دل میں اُٹھتا ہے مرے سَو سَو اُبال
ابن مریم مر گیا حق کی قسم
داخل جنت ہوا وہ محترم
مارتا ہے اُس کو فرقاں سر بسر
اس کے مر جانے کی دیتا ہے خبر
وہ نہیں باہر رہا اموات سے
ہو گیا ثابت یہ تیس آیات سے
اے عزیزو سوچ کر دیکھو ذرا
موت سے بچتا کوئی دیکھا بھلا
یہ تو رہنے کا نہیں پیارو مکاں
چل بسے سب انبیاء و راستاں
کیوں بنایا اس کو باشان ِ کبیر
غیب دان و خالق و حیّ و قدیر
مر گئے سب پر وہ مرنے سے بچا
اب تلک آئی نہیں اس پر فنا
(ازالہ اوہام۔ روحانی خزائن جلد 3صفحہ513)

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