Transliteration:( Walal-aakhiratu khairul laka minal-oola )
"And the Hereafter is better [4] for you than the preceding one."
The life in the BARZAKH (the life after the world and before resurrection) is better for the Holy Prophet ﷺ than the worldly life. In Barzakh, the Holy Prophet ﷺ is constantly united with Allah Almighty, engaging in communication (Me'raaj) with His Creator. This affirms the concept of HAYATUN NABI (the eternal life of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ).
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Please refer to Surah Ad-Duha ayat 1 which provides the complete commentary from verse 1 through 11.
(93:4) Indeed what is to come will be better for you than what has gone by.[4]
4. This good news was given by Allah to the Prophet (peacebe upon him) in a state when he had only a handful ofMuslims with him, the entire nation was hostile and therewas not even a remote chance of success. The candle ofIslam was flickering only in Makkah and storms werebrewing all around to blow it out. At that juncture Allahsaid to His Prophet (peace be upon him): Do not at allgrieve at the hardships of the initial stage, every laterperiod of life will be better for you than the former period.Your power and glory, your honor and prestige will go onenhancing and your influence will go on spreading. Thispromise is not only confined to the world, but it alsoincludes the promise that the rank and position you will begranted in the Hereafter will be far higher and nobler thanthe rank and position you attain in the world. Tabarani inAwsat and Baihaqi in Ad-Dalail have related on theauthority of Ibn Abbas that the Prophet (peace be uponhim) said: All the victories which would be attained by myUmmah after me, were presented before me. This pleasedme much. Then, Allah sent down this Word, saying: TheHereafter is far better for you than the world.
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