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The Paradise

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Paradise is the reward of the believers. The believers who do good deeds will enter gardens beneath which rivers flow, where they will abide forever.[1]

How the Quran Describes Paradise

Paradise is described as a place of good and fulfillment. The believers will have what their souls desire. These are the blessings of the Forgiving and Merciful.[2]

Why is it important?

Belief in the hereafter is linked to the Imam and The Day of Judgment. Earthly deeds are important: the Quran reminds us that even the smallest good and evil done will be seen.[3] For a beginner, this helps to understand a simple connection: Faith moves a person not only to hope for God's mercy but also to do good.

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