She thinks her suspected assailant, Othman Shaalan, 15, who was shot and wounded by an armed civilian, may have been motivated by the belief that he would attain heaven in the hereafter for stabbing her.
Imagine that, just as in real life, the suicide bomber's expectations included achieving martyrdom and being rewarded in the hereafter for his act.
My God doesn't have a Hell in the hereafter, waiting for sinners.
With our excitement for season 2 only growing, we can't help but wonder if any milkshakes were harmed in the surprising final scene in Pop's Diner — surely they didn't call that episode "The Sweet Hereafter" for no reason.
Faith here functions variously as a source of comfort, solace and reflection, a prelude to eternity, a readying for the hereafter, a guide to this world and a hope for the next, part theology, part tea-and-cakes community, part fund-raising fetes for the bell tower, combining habit, ritual and belief in variable quantities.
The art of living in the present, a theme dealt with in Sufi literature, is a type of wisdom that must be acquired, since living for the hereafter and heavenly rewards is conventional wisdom more suitable for the masses.
If any of these conditions is not met, the point is discarded from the set MP. Hereafter, for a neater and more compact notation we will omit unnecessary indices when things have general validity.
The results presented hereafter for Acorus are based on the full matrix dataset.
We therefore used the model I hereafter for structural analyses of inter- and intramolecular interactions within the mTORC1 (Fig. 4).
Before we launch into the details, we recall some important properties needed hereafter for the sake of completeness (for the proofs, we refer the reader to [4] and [9]).
She thinks: "Agaat, now that language has forsaken me and one eye has fallen shut and the other stares unblinkingly, now I find this longing in my heart to console you, in anticipation, for the hereafter.
