In the Name of Allâh,
the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful
Paradise (Jannat) is a place for true believer where a person will have all that he desires, and he will live a perfect ever-lasting life.Each pleasure of Paradise (Jannat) will be far more superior than the comparable pleasure found in this world, and a person will be able to completely fulfill his desire for that pleasure. For example, a person in this world is always drinking liquids to quench his thirst. No matter how many delicious and tasty beverages he consumes, he will always become thirsty again in a few hours. But, in the hereafter, a person will be able to drink as much as he desires and quench his thirst permanently.
The temporary life of this world is a great test for man. Temptations are many and man is weak. The possibilities of faltering and sinning are not remote. Of all the temptations, the temptation relating to the opposite sex is the highest. If the sexual urge of man is left unchecked and unregulated, there will be total anarchy and mischief in the world. Therefore, Almighty Allah ~ placed various restrictions upon man in this regard.
The temporary life of this world is a great test for man. Temptations are many and man is weak. The possibilities of faltering and sinning are not remote. Of all the temptations, the temptation relating to the opposite sex is the highest. If the sexual urge of man is left unchecked and unregulated, there will be total anarchy and mischief in the world. Therefore, Almighty Allah ~ placed various restrictions upon man in this regard.
To control and
regulate this desire, any form of illicit affiliation with the opposite sex is
strictly forbidden. To maintain a high level of morality, Islam has ordained
very strict laws and many restrictions to
curtail the unlawful, carnal desires of man.
All of these strict
restrictions weigh heavily on the nafs the bestial self - of man. The nafs seeks carnal gratification and indulgence or its or its desires.
To control the wild desires of the nafs is no easy task. It can be
likened to riding a strong, wild horse. Either the rider will keep the horse in
check with great effort or the horse will throw the rider off. This is the
constant struggle that exists between man and his desires in this world. For
the youth, the struggle is even more intense and great.
For those people who
restrain and control the desires of the nafs
in this world, Allah has promised immense rewards in the Akhirah (hereafter).
Man sometimes forgets these rewards and become inclined to sin. If he is
reminded about these rewards, his resolve to control the nafs becomes stronger and more vigorous.
It becomes easier of the Hereafter. Besides the promise of these eternal
rewards of the Hereafter, there is little that can control that desires of
man/women, especially the desires of the youth.
In this book, some of
the rewards of the Hereafter, especially those relating to the gorgeous, celestial, wide-eyed beauties –
the hurs – of Jannat, have been set out in a clear and concise manner. By
reading and pondering about the bounties of Jannat and its beautiful virgins,
the youth will feel a renewed vigour to fight the carnal desires and strive for
the pleasure of Allah by doing righteous deeds. Furthermore, the beauty of the
women of this world will appear pale and insignificant before the beauty of
those stunning damsels of Jannat.
There is not much authentic literature on this
specific topic, and hence this book fulfills this requirement in a captivating
way. I would recommend every youngster to acquire a copy of this book, to read
it, and ponder over its contents. May Allah accepts and reward the efforts of
MI. Abdullah Nana of the US in compiling this beneficial book and may Allah
inspire him to produce many beneficial writings in the future as well.
May Allah forgive our mistakes.
Ameen
Was-Salaam
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