Islam: Souls go to 'Alam-e-Barzakh', 'jinn' are mistaken for ghosts.

• Common belief suggests spirits roam and haunt people after death.
• According to Islam, a person's soul does not roam the earth after death but immediately goes to 'Alam-e-Barzakh'.
• Muslim cleric Maulana Ifrahim Hussain states that souls remain in 'Alam-e-Barzakh' until the Day of Judgment.
• What people perceive as ghosts are identified as 'jinn' or 'shaitanic forces' in Islam, capable of changing form and causing delusions.
• 'Alam-e-Barzakh' is a separate world where all human souls await the Day of Judgment based on their karma.

Why It Matters: It clarifies Islamic beliefs about spirits, debunking common ghost myths.