The Two Roads - Heaven and Hell

spent his entire life trying to acquire, in the knowledge that the rights of
All\h I can never be fulfilled; he strived on obeying His every
command at every given opportunity. Finally this Jannat|’s joy will
know no bounds when he gets to raise his eyes to see the
overwhelming presence of the Almighty in His Infinite glory. No
written word in any language will be able to grasp the indescribable
ecstasy experienced by the Jannatis at being granted the honour as
well as the feeling of being able to see the splendour of the All
Magnificent.
The sighting of All\h I will be like the sighting of the full Moon or, the
Sun, in the sense that there will be no difficulty in trying to see Him.
The Jannat|s will, while seated on thrones of pure light, gold, silver,
pearls, diamonds and rubies, see the Greatest in all His glory. The result
will be that the faces of those who are present will be filled with N[r
(light).
at-Tirmidh|
All\h I in His limitless generosity will then make certain that everyone
of those present will feel that they had spoken to All\h I, as though
they were speaking face to face.
at-Tirmidh| and Ibn M\jah
‘O heaven’s dweller,’ the Noble Lord calls: ‘What more do you desire?
I shall grant you all that you want, your life will never again expire.’
“Thou hast given me all, my Lord, Thou hast filled my heart with glee,
“I regret not doing more in the world, to prove that I adored thee.”
All\h proclaims ‘My servant there is one thing you have yet to ask.’
“What can this be O Lord? What is this all important task?”
‘You have not asked for my happiness, but that I shall grant for free,
No doubt I am pleased with you, for now, forever, for all eternity.’
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