Who will go to Jahannam first?

The basic Islamic texts (Quran and hadith) mostly talk about and contrast the first two groups: those who accepted the truth and those who did not accept it. Those who reject the truth (Rejectors/disbelievers) who will enter hell and for them paradise is forbidden.

How big is the heaven in Islam?

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Muslims believe there are seven levels of Heaven, although “seven” is interpreted by some Muslims as simply “many”. Each Heaven is made of a different material, and a different prophet lives in each Heaven.

Will jahannam be full?

According to a verse, 50:30, God will ask Jahannam, if it is full and Jahannam answers: “Are there any more (to come)?”

Where is jahannam located?

Jahannam is described as being located below heaven, having seven gates, each for a specific group or at least a different “portion” or “party” of sinners. The Quran also mentions wrongdoers having “degrees (or ranks) according to their deeds” which some scholars believe refers to the seven gates.

What is Jahannam in Islam?

Learn Quran Online by Live Tutor on Skype! Jahannam is the term used in Islam for hell-fire, the place where wrongdoers will be punished in the afterlife. The levels of punishment have been described extensively in the Quran, and are certainly dependent on a person’s deeds.

What is the strength of the fire of Jahannam?

Its strength goes well beyond the worldly fire. In a Hadith recorded in Sahih Muslim, the Prophet (PBUH) said that the fire that humans burn on earth has only 1/70th of the strength of the fire of Jahannam. Allah states in Surah al-Baqarah that for the inhabitants of the fire, there will be no relief and no lightening of the punishment.

Why was Jahannam revealed in Makkah?

Many of the verses regarding Jahannam were revealed during the early days of Prophethood in Makkah. They were meant to give out a warning to the disbelievers, that their days of opposing Allah were coming to an end. For Muslims, fearing and loving Allah are two sides of the same coin.

Is there any point in doing good deeds during Jahannam?

Accordingly, this causes a dangerous situation wherein a person loses hope. As a result, he may think there is no point in doing good deeds as he is destined for Jahannam. So, we must view the reality of Jahannam as a warning for us, and obey Allah and His Prophet (PBUH) and refrain from committing evil deeds.