If god is the creator of the world, then will he get time to look after me...dear brother, asks Jasla Madasseri

Jazla Madasseri has rendered a strong reply to the critics who asked her how she will be cremated as Madasseri is a non-religious person. “the most important thing in life is how you live until you die. Your dead body which will start to decompose from the third day. Nature will do that job wherever your body lies. Even if it is kept out without doing anything, you will bury it once the foul smell emitted by the dead body will become unbearable to you,” Jasla said in her Facebook post.

Her Facebook post is as follows:

Many believers of Islam is concerned about how my body will be disposed of after my death.

Some will also ask me openly, and they will be happier to know that, they(religious authorities) have expelled me from the Mahallu committee.

Their happiness is for the reason that my body will not be buried in the official cemetery of the mosque.

Whether a dead body will only become part of the earth if it is buried near a bush in the mosque’s cemetery.

Many times I have given answers to such baseless questions.

But I will tell them once again

Hey you non-religious girl

Which mosque will hold your Khabar.

You are an abomination

We won’t allow burying your body

I have only one thing to tell them

The most important thing in life is how you live until you die. Your dead body which will start to decompose from the third day. Nature will do that job wherever your body lies and I have made papers to donate my body to medical college. I have also made arrangements to donate all functional organs in my body after my death and the rest would be given to medical students for their study purpose.

Let the students study my body after that let them do whatever they please with that lifeless thing. When it decomposes you will find a solution.

As am dead and long gone I won’t know that and even if I know I won’t be coming back to ask you about that.

Please let me live as I please when am alive.

And above all, in this 21st century, you people are still asking such stupid questions because you are still grazing religion and you are unaware about the latest technology.

Today there are many electric cemeteries.

If a switch is clicked it has the capacity to turn anything to dust within seconds.

My pity to those poor souls who are so concerned about a lifeless dead body.

And if the person who commented below the post, who made me ‘aware’ about an omnipotent god, if such a god exists, dear brother, he have many things to do other than clinging on to my insignificant life. He might be occupied with pleas of millions of human beings, millions of other living beings and extraterrestrial life in other planets too. If that god finds a minute spec of his valuable time to find a solution to my problems. His effort is praiseworthy.