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Hell (one of the Arabic names - Jahannam) is the place of punishment in the Hereafter. The Quran warns of the Fire and the severity of this punishment.[1] This theme is about belief in The Day of Judgment and responsibility for one's actions.

Responsibility for actions

The Quran says that man will see even the slightest good and evil done to him.[2] It also describes the record of the affairs: men will find what they have done before them, and God will not unjust anyone.[3] So thinking about the future is about how you live now.

Hope and Correction

The warning of punishment is recited with the reminder To Allah's mercy. The Quran urges those who have wronged themselves to not despair of His mercy.[4] It's important for a beginner to keep both responsibility and hope: to know what's allowed and forbidden, to strive for good and to correct mistakes.

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