Abstract
After death, the state of existence between this life and the Hereafter is called "Life in the Grave" or "Barzakh world" it is the state of waiting, until the Day of Judgement. However, there has been discussion about whether that stage is existing or not among Muslims throughout history. Based on the majority opinion who defend the existence of such a stage. It is inevitable to ask what will happen to a person in this passage. What are the blessing or the torments in the life of grave? One of the questions is; what are the interrogation and questions will be asked by the angels named Munkar and Nakīr. According to those who does not believe it also, do not believe there will be interrogation and questioning in the grave. According to the mainstream prominent Muslims there will be a preliminary questioning, before the questioning in the Day of Judgement. In fact, based on many verses, during the death of some people will be questioned for the actions that they did in this world. As a result of the research, it is observed that there are different discourses in society about it. These questions are especially expressed in the text known as "Talkīn Prayer". It is aimed to determine; what these questions are in the research. Naturally, such a determination is made through the ḥadīth narrations on the subject.