The Two Roads - Heaven and Hell

After looking at his dream-come-true palace, he will take a look in his
gardens and what he sees is far from disappointing.
“For him will be erected a giant tent made of pearl and diamond and
other gems, the size of which will be the distance between J\biyah (a
town in Syria) and %an`\’ (a town in Yemen).”
at-Tirmidh|
This dome will be made of a single gigantic pearl. It will be hollowed
out and encrusted with priceless jewels. The tent will have chambers
so far apart from one another, that the one will not be visible from the
other. And in these glistening suites the room service will be nothing
less than perfect.
With sparkling skin and radiant hair, she will enchantingly appear.
With warmth and love in her stride, she draws affectionately near.
This Jannat| meets up with his wife, the queen of his eternal abode .
His partner in life is for eternal life, who too into heaven strode.
The wife of a Jannat| will in Heaven possess beauty and elegance to
such a degree that it will seem that nothing else, in comparison to her
can ever possess those attributes. Even the *[rs (explained later) with
their seemingly unlimited beauty will pale in comparison to the
successful wife, in the way that stars pale and totally fade away in
comparison to the radiant rays of the blazing sun.
‘In Heaven we will give them (women of this world) a new form.
We will make them virgins (forever), loving, the same young age
(of their spouses). This is for the righteous people.’ al-W\qi`ah
The successful women of the hereafter, if they were to peer out of
Heaven onto the earth then everything between the Heaven and the
Earth would be illuminated by the incredible light which they radiate.
81