3c0631 No.42494
I love to think about Jannah. I imagine it like Swiss Alps or tropical beaches. Needless to say it's beyond imagination but I still do it. Just thinking any illness or stress won't exist there and we will be able to enjoy even small things with peace makes me crazy for it. Amazing is the generosity of Allah.
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9a018b No.42495
The great thing is you could do many things / be at many places at the same time.
Everyone is your family. You can always visit them.
You can do anything you think about instantly.
Get suggested things you never thought about.
Always something new to discover. New adventures.
Imagine the music, the weddings that last billions of years.
May Allah SWT make us meetup in jannah ameen.
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0e5b64 No.42499
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>>42494
If we enter it we will finally see Allah. The path towards Jannah is full of struggle so ask Allah for help and do your best brothers!
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eb7306 No.42514
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df87be No.42654
I've always wondered: If Phiraun is going to hell and Asiyah is all alone in heaven, does that mean I have a chance with her?
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f62e4d No.42657
>>42654
I would assume that one of the 3 most pious women in the history of all mankind would be married to someone with similar piety. Perhaps she would be married to a Prophet PBUH. It would be her choice as well.
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b2984f No.42658
>>42654
Perhaps you'll get an identical woman? We don't know.
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c4d4d0 No.42660
>>42657
>>42658
Kinda unrelated to the other brothers question. But I always wondered if we'd even have the same desires, or desires at all in Jannah. Like are our desires only bound to this dunya, will Allah (SWT) relieve us of our desires. Or maybe even like if you have so many choices, you lose the desire to even pick a choice.
What if we're missing a loved one in Jannah, so Allah brings them to us, but in reality the real loved one is in the hellfire.
Idk, not really questions we can answer.
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b2984f No.42661
>>42660
Personally, I hope it's gone. Desire is suffering.
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45230b No.42679
>>42660
Everything a person in jannah desires will get. But everything not possible or not appropriate will never be desired by anyone in it, such as death, harming self or harming people in jannah…….
https://sunnah.com/bukhari/41/26 Which means some desires carry over into the afterlife
https://sunnah.com/muslim/1/373
https://quran.com/43/71
https://quran.com/41/31
https://quran.com/21/102
>>42661
All desire? Some desire will be gone but a lot won't
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b2984f No.42684
>>42679
>All desire?
Yes, all of it. Desire is suffering. Once you have something, you no longer desire it. Desire is for something you don't have - and, in some cases, will never have.
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df87be No.42689
>>42684
Desire is suffering in the material world. Is your desire to enter Jannah a bad thing? Of course not. And since we are on Earth, the lowest of the low, then I assume desire inside of Jannah is one of the best thing in it. You're walking in your house and you feel like eating an apple. Just desire it and it will appear in your hand
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b2984f No.42692
>>42689
>Is your desire to enter Jannah a bad thing?
A bad thing, no, but it is suffering because for all of my desire, I do not know of my worthiness. This is stressful.
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313f6c No.42705
is it possible if you are in Jannah to see back in time, liek earth history. seeing dinosaurs or the eocene and life forms now gone would be amazing to see would this be possible
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9d953f No.42724
>>42705
I wanna watch Sumerians and Aztecs and prophets sent to them. Would be pretty interesting.
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