He died five days later .. The story of the death of a young man who took a selfie in the coffin and wrote soon, God willing

Young Nour Rashad’s page on the social networking site “Facebook” has become a great scene of mourning, everyone appreciates his morals and kindness of heart, so some wrote: “You will be brutal, oh Abu with a good heart” , while his friend Bishoy described him with a verse from the Bible in which he says: “God loved him.” And people, bless the memory “, while his friend George wrote:” He left our mortal world with a good heart, eternal laughter, God bless you, a light with Christ, that it is much better to remember us before the throne of grace “.

Several social media pages on Facebook circulated a photo of a young man named Nour Rashad while he was in a coffin for the dead, and he wrote below, God willing.

The strange thing is that Nour, the young man, born on July 7, 1988 and who worked in the monastery of Saint Saman al-Kharraz in Mokattam, passed away after posting the photo on his personal account on “Facebook”.

The death of Nour Rashad, who was working as a chauffeur for Father Samaan, one of the most famous fathers of the Saint Samaan al-Kharraz Monastery in Mokattam, raised the amazement of many of his friends, who quickly carried slavery through the pages. of social networks, in the midst of everyone’s confusion, and within each of them there was a question: Was Nour su Rashad predicting the date of his death? He then took a picture of himself inside the coffin and wrote underneath it “Soon, God willing,” or is it just a coincidence?

Young Nour Rashad’s page on the site of the social network “Facebook” has become a great scene of mourning, everyone appreciates his morality and kindness of heart, so some wrote: “You will be brutal, oh Abu with a good heart “, while his friend Bishoy described him with a verse from the Bible in which he says:” He was loved by God. ” And the people, blessed be the memory ”, while his friend George wrote:“ He has left our mortal world with a good heart, eternal laughter, may God have mercy on you, a light with Christ. It is much better to remember ourselves before the throne of grace ”.

Your friend Nasir, then we mourn, saying: “You neglect us and walk and sit in the pain of the heart, walk, my friend. Hanae in you. You insult us in this pain .. but what you suffered is for us, and the one who arrived brings us and we will meet a relative with goodbye “, while his friend Samaan Wafiq wrote, saying: Your heart felt that you were moving away from God and away from God. He will have mercy on you, Nour. You were one of the bravest and best people. You will make us very sad … Remember us before the throne of grace “.

The books of Michael Eid Aouni moved about the hope of the Resurrection, Nour Rashad, my cousin, as you know, my love, your day, and I said 4 days ago, Our Lord will have mercy on you and will have patience for your separation, while that his friend Imad Israel wrote: “Very sad news of the death of the beautiful young maid, the trusty Nour Rashid

A servant at Saint Simon El Kharraz Monastery in Mokattam with Father Simon Ibrahim

A week ago, I photographed a house inside the death box and wrote, soon, God willing, you were sensitive, Nour. “

With sad words, Hani Harbi said to him: “Why do you love yourself, my beloved? Your children do not need you. May God have mercy on you, my best person.”

The late young man of our world wrote on his page before his death: “We will all be held accountable, but at the right time.” And 4 days ago, he also wrote: “Pretend that you are always fine, no matter what your inner collapse is, so hiding is much more beautiful than begging for the compassion of others for you.”

A few days ago he wrote on his page: “The life lived has a voice much louder than the words and the preaching that we hear and memorize. It is what defies the circumstances. It speaks of its principles without words.

Nour’s death in this dramatic way opens the door to a difficult question to answer, “Did you sense the date of her transfer from the world? Did you know the exact date for her to write inside the coffin soon, God willing?” It is known in the history of the Church that there are many saints that God showed them a date. They moved in honor of them, their pure life and their spiritual struggle, so was Nour a saint knowing the date of their departure? All these puzzling questions have an answer, which is “God knows best.”