The Essence of the Holy Qur’an

The gardens of pleasure for the righteous people
Indeed, for the righteous (Muttaqun) with their Lord are the gardens of pleasure. Then will We treat the Muslims like the criminals? What is the matter with you? How do you judge? (Surah No.68, al-Qalam, Verse No.34-36)

The well-decorated paradise

Dear brothers and sisters, the righteous are patiently enduring various unbelievable sufferings for the cause of Islam in the current world. As a result, paradise and silken garments will replace their suffering. Reclining therein on raised thrones, they will see there neither the excessive heat of the sun nor the excessive bitter cold. The shade of this place is close upon them, and the brunches of fruit will hang low within their reach.

The special facilities of the dweller of paradise

The inhabitants of paradise will circulate silver vessels and clear cups. Crystal-clear is made of silver. They will determine the amount based on their preference. They will receive a cup of ginger-infused water to drink. They will continue to circulate among the young boys for eternity. When you see them, you would think they scattered pearls. And when you look there in paradise, you will see pleasure and enormous dominion. The gardens of Paradise surpass the bounties of this world, specifically designed for those who fear Allah!

A criminal and a loyal can’t be equal in the sight of Allah

The unbelievers of Makkah cherished this thought in their hearts that if the believers would have some mercy and kindness in the hereafter they would receive better than the Muslims, and as Allah had placed them in affluent circumstances, even so they would enjoy in the hereafter. They receive the answer, “How could that be possible?” If this is the case, it implies that a faithful servant, always prepared to obey their master’s commands, and a criminal rebel would ultimately be on equal footing; in fact, the criminals would be superior to the faithful servants. Secure wisdom and true nature can never acknowledge such a thing.