We mentioned in the previous chapter the world of the hereafter...and we know that Allah, the Almighty, will give life to the dead on Resurrection Day. Souls will return to their bodies and people will be judged according to their deeds.

Indeed, Allah has described for us life in Paradise and says: Surely the Paradise which He created for His obedient servants is as wide as the width of the heavens and the earth. In it there will be trees and fruits, of which their abundance will not be curtailed; springs flowing with delicious liquids?????????? such as nectar and ginger; rivers flowing with pure sweet water, honey and milk; different kinds of foods and meats, which mankind likes and enjoys.

Their dwellings will be beautiful: great palaces and elegant mansions, furnished with exquisits????????? carpet with various decorations.

There, the believers, with their companions, will sit on comfortable chairs. In their meetings, they will exchange conversation with each other, giving thanks and praise to Allah, the Almighty. They will be content with the blessings and peace that Allah has bestowed upon them. Their clothes will made of luxurious green silk, and they will have bracelets of gold and silver.

Everything which exists in Paradise, including food, drink and palaces, has no equal or likeness in our present world.

In Paradise, there will be neither summer heat nor winter coldness; neither is there day nor night.

The dwellers will not suffer from illness nor be hurt nor sad. There will be no enmity nor problems occuring among the dwellers. Thus, they will live in happiness, love and bliss and be served by servants the like if whom are not found on this earth.

Therefore, the dwellers of Paradise will live in blissful peace as a result of their righteous deeds and their sincerity to Allah, the Most High.

Verily, the justice of Allah, the Most Glorious, is that He will treat every man according to his or her deeds. While the dwellers of Paradise have earned their destiny as a result of their righteous deeds, the corrupted and disobedient have their recompense in Hell where they will be imprisoned like a criminal jailed in this world. Some, such as disbelievers and polytheists will remain there forever; others will remain for long periods those who believed in Allah but disobeyed Him or committed crimes, or sins such as giving up praying.

Allah, the Most Glorious, describes the life in the Hereafter: Surely the dwellers of Hell will be tormented with unimaginable kinds of punishment which cannot be described. There is no likeness of such torment and suffering in our present world. They will be bound with long chains and cast into a blazing furnace, such fire cannot be found in this world. This Fire will blaze forever, guarded by angels. The food of the inhabitants will be made of zachum tree oil (a cursed tress growing in Hell's lowest depths); their drink will be boiling water; they will be forced to drink the filthy pus oozing  from their bodies - the result of intense punishment. There, such people will wish to die to cease their saying but find none to save them from such punishment. Allah will keep them alive and suffering, and whoever their skins are burned away, they will be replaced by another to be burned afresh.

Surely, the dwellers of Hell will cry out from the intense punishment but will find none to help. There is no escape and instead it will be said to them: "Fie! you have no right to say a word".