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HARUN YAHYA (ADNAN OKTAR)


                        be tight and crowded, the believers will rest in "a Garden
                        whose breadth is like that of Heaven and Earth com-
                        bined" (Surat al-Hadid, 21) in Paradise, where they will
                        see beauty and a great kingdom all around. They will re-
                        cline on couches lined with rich brocade, enjoy easily
                        picked fruit, reside in palaces with rivers flowing under
                        them, sit on high-raised thrones, and converse with one
                        another. There will be cool shades in Paradise, which
                        Allah describes as a place that is neither too cool nor too
                        hot.
                           As described in Surat al-Kahf 31, the green clothing
                        worthy of the people of Paradise is made of the finest silk
                        and rich brocade. In addition, they will wear golden
                        bracelets. Besides beautiful clothing, the people of
                        Paradise will be provided with delicious foods and
                        drinks. Specifically, the Qur'an mentions a variety of
                        fruit, the flesh of any fowl that they may desire, tasty
                        drinks, dates and pomegranates without equal, fruit-
                        laden lote trees, and bananas piled bunch on bunch. And
                        these are just some of Allah's promised gifts.
                           Furthermore, there will be only beauty in Paradise,
                        for people of Paradise will no longer need to endure any-
                        thing with patience, as we do in this world. There will be
                        an environment full of endless beauty without any tired-
                        ness, fear, sorrow, or any other conceivable trouble. Allah
                        reveals Paradise's beauty, as follows:
                           An image of the Garden promised to those who
                           guard against evil: In it are rivers of water that
                           will never spoil, rivers of milk whose taste will
                           never change, rivers of wine that are delightful to

                           all who drink it, and rivers of honey of undiluted





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