Prophet's Warning on Human Lifespan: Why Life Should Not Be Wasted in Idleness?

Emphasizing the purposefulness of life and the proper use of opportunities, Islam calls on people to seek knowledge, awareness, and avoid negligence. A narration from the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stresses not spending one's life in idleness and indulgence.

By emphasizing the purposefulness of life and the correct use of opportunities, Islam invites people to learn knowledge, awareness and avoid neglect; A teaching that is emphasized in a narration of the Prophet (PBUH) on avoiding spending life in vanity and fun.

According to the Missionary Thought and Culture Base, Islam is the religion of life and provides teachings to organize the various dimensions of human life; Teachings that aim to strengthen personal and social relationships, and put the right path of life in front of people. In this view, God's service is not limited to individual acts of worship, but must be manifested in all areas of life and flow in human behavior, decisions and relationships.

According to Iqna's narration, the book "Mufatih al-Hayya" by Ayatollah Javadi Amoli, by relying on revelation sources and using hadiths and traditions, explains a set of principles and teachings needed in life in various areas. This work tries to provide a better use of Islamic teachings in moral, cultural, social and political fields by providing religious guidelines.

One of the emphasized axes in Islamic teachings is the necessity of purposeful use of time and avoiding neglect and dealing with useless matters. According to this teaching, human life is a valuable opportunity to acquire knowledge, intellectual growth and move towards perfection and should not be spent aimlessly.

In this context, the Holy Prophet (PBUH) emphasized the importance of learning and avoiding vanity.

The Messenger of God (PBUH) said: "Either be a scholar or while learning knowledge and do not spend your time in futility and fun."

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