An Investigation of Posthumous Human Recreation from John Hick's View Based on Almizan's Interpretation

The present study examines John Hick’s view of death and examines it with regard to Allama’s comment of the Quranic verses. The research method is library-based and comparative. Research findings show that Hick puts forward his theory as recreative theory, and rejects the belief in human Immaterial soul and ascribe humanity to the body. And, therefore, Hick says: Death is complete destruction of man and after the death, God with His infinite power create man again. As Hick in his theory of recreation views the hereafter body of man to be just the same as the earthly body and rejects human immaterial soul, may not be able to explain the problem of this is just the same as that, so he refers to the customary concept of "the same person" which does not solve the problem of identity. According to the verses of the Qur’an, as the truth of human existence is the set of the soul and the body, then if the soul is the same as the soul, but the body is not like it, the harmony of personality would not be established.