في عالمٍ مليءٍ بالأوهام، والخيبات تقف حقيقة الموت كالجبال الرواسي، لا تهتزّ ولا تلين.
الموت لا يُؤجّل، لا يُساوم، لا يتبدّل ولا يُغيّر موعده لأجل أحد، لا تُستدرّ عاطفته بالدموع، ولا يُخدع بالأمل.
هو الحقيقة الوحيدة التي لم يُصِبها الزيف، ولم يمسّها الشكّ، ولم تُخادعها الحواس. الموت أمرٌ إلهيٌّ لا مردّ له.
كتب الله أقدارنا في لوحه المحفوظ بموجب قانون «كل نفسٍ ذائقةُ الموت» فلا ملكاً يجير، ولا جاهاً يُمهل، ولا علماً يمنع.
هو ليس انتقاماً ولا غياباً عبثياً، بل انتقالٌ لحقيقةٍ أخرى، لعالمٍ آخر، لخلودٍ لا يشيخ. لعل أعظم مفارقة في حياة الإنسان أنه يخشى الموت وهو يعلم يقيناً أنه مولودٌ له كما وُلد للحياة.
فالموت لا يعني الفناء بقدر ما يعني التحوّل لمنعطفٌ وجوديٌّ، تنتقل فيه الأرواح من دار الفناء إلى دار البقاء.
ليس هناك أشدّ من وجع الفقد وألم الفراق، وجع صامت لا يُرى، لكنه ينهش القلب ويدميه كلّما تذكّرنا ضحكة الراحلين، مكان جلوسهم، صوتهم حركاتهم، أو حتى كوب قهوتهم المنسيّ على الرف.
في ركن من البيت، صورة قديمة، عكاز معلق، وفي درجٍ منسيّ رسالة بخطّ اليد، وأمنيات لم تكتمل وخربشات على ورق. وصوت تردده الجدران تذكرنا أنهم كانوا هنا، وفي زاوية القلب، أمنية لم تتحقق، أو عناق لم يُكتمل. نبكيهم في الليل بصمت، ونمضي في النهار كأنّ شيئاً لم يكن، والحقيقة أننا نعيش معهم بكل لحظاتهم.
كم هو غريب الإنسان أنه يستطيع أن يمشي ويأكل ويبتسم ويحلم بعد رحيل من كانوا سبب كل تلك الأفعال والذكريات المتروكة على رفوف الأيام، لكنهم يظلون معنا، نراهم في أحلامنا، نكلمهم في سرّنا، ونشتاق لهم في زحمة الأيام، تتحول آثارهم إلى أنفاس معلّقة، يعلّموننا في غيابهم معنى الحب الحقيقي، والوفاء الصامت، والوجع النبيل.
يموت الجسد، لكن الكلمة، والضحكة، والصورة، واللمسة تبقى تذكرنا بهم، فليس هناك أشدّ من وجع الموت وكل كلمات الدنيا لا تعزّي فاقداً عمّن فقد. الموت ليس موتهم وحدهم، بل موت أشياء فينا نحن أيضاً.
لنتعايش مع الموت، لا بد من التصالح معه، نفهم أن الحياة هدية مؤقتة، لا تكتمل إلا عندما ندرك أنها ستُسلب منا يوماً.
لا بد أن نعيش اللحظة كأنها الأخيرة، أن نحب بصدق، ونعطي بسخاء، ونعفو دون أن نُهين؛ لأننا لا نعرف متى يأتي الموعد.
الأرواح لا يحدّها قبر، والذكريات لا تمحوها السنون في كل جنازة نُشيِّع بعضاً منّا، وفي كل قبرٍ نُدفن شيئاً من حكايتنا، لكننا نحيا بالرجاء، ونُحيي موتانا بوفائنا لهم.
ويبقى الموت.. هو ذاك الدرس القاسي والألم المضني وعذاب الأرواح التي تفتقد الأعزاء بسبب الموت..
بموت الأحبة يصبح الإنسان تائهاً ضائعاً يفتقد دفئهم ورائحتهم وضحكاتهم كل ما حوله موحش لا يطاق.
الرحيل صدمة تكسر القلوب الصغيرة وتحزنها وتظُلم الدنيا أمام أعينهم، ليت الموت يتأخر قليلاً؛ لكي نشبع ممن نحب، لكنه قاسٍ وسريع وهو يخطف الشقيق المحبوب والأم الرؤوم والأب الذي يشكّل الملاذ الآمن والقدوة المقدسة.
الموت أعمق درس في الحياة، وأصدق لحظة في الوجود، تسيلُ المشاعرُ على السطور، وترتسمُ الوجوه على الكلمات، وتسير الأفكارُ على أرصفة الصفحات، وتتعانقُ الأحزان على موانئ المآقي، نابعة من القلب، غرستها سنون الوفاء، وروتها أيامُ الحب والذكريات وحصدها الموت بمنجله القاسي.
رحم الله كل من تركنا للعذاب وتعب الحياة وألم الذكريات وشوق اللقاء.
تابع قناة عكاظ على الواتساب
In a world full of illusions and disappointments, the truth of death stands like towering mountains, unshaken and unyielding.
Death is not postponed, it does not negotiate, it does not change or alter its appointment for anyone, it cannot be swayed by tears, nor deceived by hope.
It is the only truth that has not been touched by deception, has not been affected by doubt, and has not been fooled by the senses. Death is a divine decree that cannot be reversed.
God has written our destinies in His preserved tablet according to the law of "Every soul shall taste death," so there is no king to protect, no noble to delay, and no knowledge to prevent it.
It is neither revenge nor a meaningless absence, but a transition to another reality, to another world, to an eternity that does not age. Perhaps the greatest paradox in human life is that one fears death while knowing for certain that they were born for it just as they were born for life.
Death does not mean annihilation as much as it means a transformation into an existential turn, where souls move from the abode of mortality to the abode of eternity.
There is nothing more intense than the pain of loss and the ache of separation, a silent pain that is unseen, yet it gnaws at the heart and bleeds it every time we remember the laughter of those who have departed, their place of sitting, their voices, their movements, or even their forgotten cup of coffee on the shelf.
In a corner of the house, an old photo, a hanging cane, and in a forgotten drawer, a handwritten letter, unfulfilled wishes, and scribbles on paper. And the voice echoed by the walls reminds us that they were here, and in the corner of the heart, an unfulfilled wish, or an incomplete embrace. We mourn them quietly at night, and we go on during the day as if nothing happened, while the truth is that we live with them in every moment.
How strange it is that a person can walk, eat, smile, and dream after the departure of those who were the reason for all those actions and the memories left on the shelves of days, yet they remain with us, we see them in our dreams, we talk to them in our secrets, and we miss them amidst the hustle of days, their traces turn into suspended breaths, teaching us in their absence the meaning of true love, silent loyalty, and noble pain.
The body dies, but the word, the laughter, the image, and the touch remain to remind us of them, for there is nothing more painful than the ache of death, and all the words in the world do not comfort a bereaved person about their loss. Death is not just their death, but the death of things within us as well.
To coexist with death, we must reconcile with it, understanding that life is a temporary gift, which is only complete when we realize that it will be taken from us one day.
We must live the moment as if it were the last, love sincerely, give generously, and forgive without humiliation; for we do not know when the appointment will come.
Souls are not confined by graves, and memories are not erased by the years in every funeral where we bury a part of ourselves, and in every grave, we bury something of our story, but we live with hope, and we keep our deceased alive with our loyalty to them.
And death remains... it is that harsh lesson, the excruciating pain, and the torment of souls that miss their loved ones because of death...
With the death of loved ones, a person becomes lost and adrift, missing their warmth, their scent, their laughter; everything around them feels desolate and unbearable.
Departure is a shock that breaks small hearts, saddens them, and darkens the world before their eyes; if only death would delay a little so we could indulge in those we love, but it is harsh and swift as it snatches away the beloved sibling, the compassionate mother, and the father who is the safe haven and the sacred role model.
Death is the deepest lesson in life, the truest moment in existence, emotions flow onto the lines, faces are drawn on the words, thoughts walk along the pavements of the pages, and sorrows embrace at the ports of the eyes, stemming from the heart, planted by the years of loyalty, watered by days of love and memories, and harvested by death with its harsh scythe.
May God have mercy on all those who left us to the torment and toil of life, the pain of memories, and the longing for reunion.
Death is not postponed, it does not negotiate, it does not change or alter its appointment for anyone, it cannot be swayed by tears, nor deceived by hope.
It is the only truth that has not been touched by deception, has not been affected by doubt, and has not been fooled by the senses. Death is a divine decree that cannot be reversed.
God has written our destinies in His preserved tablet according to the law of "Every soul shall taste death," so there is no king to protect, no noble to delay, and no knowledge to prevent it.
It is neither revenge nor a meaningless absence, but a transition to another reality, to another world, to an eternity that does not age. Perhaps the greatest paradox in human life is that one fears death while knowing for certain that they were born for it just as they were born for life.
Death does not mean annihilation as much as it means a transformation into an existential turn, where souls move from the abode of mortality to the abode of eternity.
There is nothing more intense than the pain of loss and the ache of separation, a silent pain that is unseen, yet it gnaws at the heart and bleeds it every time we remember the laughter of those who have departed, their place of sitting, their voices, their movements, or even their forgotten cup of coffee on the shelf.
In a corner of the house, an old photo, a hanging cane, and in a forgotten drawer, a handwritten letter, unfulfilled wishes, and scribbles on paper. And the voice echoed by the walls reminds us that they were here, and in the corner of the heart, an unfulfilled wish, or an incomplete embrace. We mourn them quietly at night, and we go on during the day as if nothing happened, while the truth is that we live with them in every moment.
How strange it is that a person can walk, eat, smile, and dream after the departure of those who were the reason for all those actions and the memories left on the shelves of days, yet they remain with us, we see them in our dreams, we talk to them in our secrets, and we miss them amidst the hustle of days, their traces turn into suspended breaths, teaching us in their absence the meaning of true love, silent loyalty, and noble pain.
The body dies, but the word, the laughter, the image, and the touch remain to remind us of them, for there is nothing more painful than the ache of death, and all the words in the world do not comfort a bereaved person about their loss. Death is not just their death, but the death of things within us as well.
To coexist with death, we must reconcile with it, understanding that life is a temporary gift, which is only complete when we realize that it will be taken from us one day.
We must live the moment as if it were the last, love sincerely, give generously, and forgive without humiliation; for we do not know when the appointment will come.
Souls are not confined by graves, and memories are not erased by the years in every funeral where we bury a part of ourselves, and in every grave, we bury something of our story, but we live with hope, and we keep our deceased alive with our loyalty to them.
And death remains... it is that harsh lesson, the excruciating pain, and the torment of souls that miss their loved ones because of death...
With the death of loved ones, a person becomes lost and adrift, missing their warmth, their scent, their laughter; everything around them feels desolate and unbearable.
Departure is a shock that breaks small hearts, saddens them, and darkens the world before their eyes; if only death would delay a little so we could indulge in those we love, but it is harsh and swift as it snatches away the beloved sibling, the compassionate mother, and the father who is the safe haven and the sacred role model.
Death is the deepest lesson in life, the truest moment in existence, emotions flow onto the lines, faces are drawn on the words, thoughts walk along the pavements of the pages, and sorrows embrace at the ports of the eyes, stemming from the heart, planted by the years of loyalty, watered by days of love and memories, and harvested by death with its harsh scythe.
May God have mercy on all those who left us to the torment and toil of life, the pain of memories, and the longing for reunion.


