PARADISE (JANNATH):

Today's learning:

August-06-2021.

Tafseer Surath Al Kahf.

Chapter 18, verse no:31.

*PARADISE (JANNATH):*

*Palace:*

The bricks of palace in paradise (jannath)

are made of gold and the cement is a mixture of ambergeris fragrance.

*The best blessing/ Delight/ happiness.*

Seeing Allah with our eyes would be the best blessing, delight and happiness for the Paradise dweller (jannati).Allah is the supreme being and the person would come to a state of bliss(perfect happiness) after seeing Allah subhanahu wa taala.

*Entry levels:*

Ticket to Paradise (jannath) has some degrees and criteria.

*First category:*

Prophet's(ambiya).All the prophets would enter first and foremost.

*Second category:*

Scholars(Ulama), friends of Allah(Auliya), Martyrs(Shuhada) would enter after the prophets.

*Third category:*

All the remaining (Baaqi sab).Finally all the people who are of low faith levels than the first and second category would enter the Paradise (Jannath).

*Food and digestion:*

The people of paradise(jannath) would eat full and different kinds of food that no one has ever imagined,no eye has ever seen and no ear has ever heard about it's beauty, taste and deliciousness.

And after eating the food the people of paradise won't urinate and defecate.No urine and excreta/faeces), but rather they would burp ( dakaar) and with action all the food gets digested and the burping smell would be like musk / fragrance and the best aroma (mushk aur ambar).

Note: Complete and total relaxation from the call of nature, constipation,gases diarrhoea etc.

*Health:*

Their health would be of perfect quality.They would neve fall ill/sick/unhealthy.

*Mood:*

His state of mind and heart would be always fully satisfied and the best in climax and bliss.

*Clothes:*

Their clothes would never worn out or become old.The look of their dresses would be of the most superb quality.

*Absence of sadness:*

(Ranj o gham):

There at paradise (jannath),no sadness/ problem/difficulty/trouble would be felt.All these things are never ever seen there.Always a state of bliss.Complete freedom to enjoy the beauties of nature and beauties of paradise(Jannath).

*Vastness:*

The length and breadth/widespreadness of the Paradise (jannath) is similar to the heavens and the earth.

*Row numbers:*

There are 120 rows overall for entering the Paradise (jannath) from which 80 rows are assigned to the community of Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) and the rest 40 are assigned to all the communities of remaining prophets.(peace be upon all of them).

*Special transportation:*

There would be special transportation facilities for the people of paradise (jannati).Once when a bedouin companion said that he liked horses vey much.Upon hearting this Rasoolallah(sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said that there in heaven the people will be provided wit the horses of wing(Unicorn) to travel for pleasure trips and fun rides.

*Royalty gifts:*

The lower level paradise dweller would be given 80000 servants.

Wives and Hoor (Virgin maidens of paradise).

Each man will be given 72 hoors and from among them 2 wives would be from the world.

*Sleep:*

The people of paradise don't get sleep.

*Lots tree(Tuba):*

A lote tree of paradise.The shade of this tree will not end aven after a horse man's travel/journey of 100 years.

*Markets of paradise:*

The northern winds will blow and turns/makes the faces of men of paradise very attractive and the most handsome and the women's faces would be made the attractive and the most beautiful by staying at the houses itself.And they would admire each others beauty and handsomeness.

*Size and stature:*

The faces and sizes of the people o paradise (jannath) would resemble like that of their father Adam (peace be upon him) and their size would be of 60 yards tall in height.

*Age:*

The age of the people of paradise(jannath) would be 33 years old.

*Strength;*

The strength of 100 men would be given to each person.

*Rivers:*

Four types.

1.Furrath

2.Nile

3.Salsabil

4.Kausar

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