Punishments in the Grave (faith, muslims, islam, Allah, science)

[fullyveiled muslimah]

We all know that deen describes the punishments of the grave. This is explained in the ahadith of Islam. Here below is a video of an 18 year old boy who was buried. His father for whatever eason had his body exhumed three hours after his burial. As muslims we know how muslims are to be buried in Islam. We know they must have a shroud and so forth. Here is what his father found upon exhumation of the grave.

I can't paste the link for whatever reason but google : sign of Allah torture in a tomb. You should come up with the video which is about 1 minute long. Very disturbing.

[JMoum04]

Why were there pictures of three different bodies if by the story, it's just one boy?

What exactly is so special about these bodies? They just look old and rotted to me.

How do you know that these bodies were taken from the grave when we never even see the removal process? All we get to see are the bodies.

Basically, how do you know this is legitimate?

[JMoum04]

Oh yeah, and what's this Punishment in the Grave?

[jamaesi]

I highly doubt the haqq of this.

I've seen bodies exhumed from months to years after burial, my mum worked at a cemetery in the past and she currently works at one. I've seen far more disturbing things- they happen naturally. This is why I refuse to be buried in Western way and am donating my body to science. I'll be more far useful than just rotting in the ground.

(Just as sort of a side note, at the cemetery my mum worked at when I was little had books from decades and decades ago listing the grave lots and names of those buried there and the cause of death. I used to take the books and wander around the cemetery visiting graves. The things the people died from were so fascinating, things like consumption and diseases we don't have to deal with anymore.)

[fullyveiled muslimah]

I just found it and thought it was interesting to see. I haven't based any amount of my faith on it. Seems interesting to me that's all.