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ok this has little do with this thread but lately I have been thinking of language
When you go to a store that says, 'everything' we sell here are fruits and vegetables
but there are some chewing gum in the shop which you can buy.
I don't think it is a contradiction but more of a general statement of what primarily the shop is so I don't think it to contradict.
Allah knows best
What do you think?
Or maybe
If I went to England, when you enter, you will find people speak English. The people of England speak English. However, if one desired, he can learn more languages if he wishes.
I've been thinking maybe one won't. I mean if people are in the best form, then why would you want anything less than the best?
I see what you mean, but keep in mind, in Jannah those things are listed as the heigh/best in beauty while in this world for example, English is not considered the superior/best of languages, see what I mean?
Yeah I don't that makes things less.
I really do think in Jannah, if you want meat or Chicken than you can but that doesn't stop you from having a chewing gum or a packet of crisp. It is Jannah. Your Jannah.
I don't think it will be less than the best.
In the hadiths related to Jannah, I have seen constant reference to it will be how you desire.
Like if you want a red camel than you will have a red camel. Maybe the Camels in Jannah aren't ordinarily red?
You won't be ordinarily a farmer but we know the hadith that if you want to have your previous occupation in Jannah than you can
And this as well:
[FONT=wf_segoe-ui_light]such that even the person who has the least blessings in Paradise will think that he is the most blessed among them. Abu Sa’eed al-Khudri (may Allaah be pleased with him) said that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “The lowest of people in status in Paradise will be a man whose face Allaah turns away from the Fire towards Paradise, and shows him a tree giving shade. He will say, ‘O Lord, bring me closer to that tree so that I may be in its shade… Then he will enter his house [in Paradise] and his two wives from among [/FONT]al-hoor al-‘iyn will come in and will say to him, ‘Praise be to Allaah who brought you to life for us and brought us to life for you.’ Then he will say, ‘No one has been given what I have been given.’” (Narrated by Muslim, no. 275)
I can see what you mean but I think there will be 'some' people that will ask things out from the norm
for example, I know of a hadith that a man who use to cultivate plants in Dunya, he will enjoy plants in Jannah
I'm not saying anything about people asking things from the norm. I'm saying that people won't desire such things as they will be content with what they have and not desire anything else. The man gets to cultivate plants because he desired it. I am talking about people not desiring certain things in Jannah as they are satisfied with what they are given, get me?
I need a scholarly response before I confirm anything @Huzaifah ibn Adam, Have scholars/ulema said anything about the topic I brought up/my view point?
In the above posts. Ibn Adam agreed with me...
In the above posts. Ibn Adam agreed with me...
I need a scholarly response before I confirm anything @Huzaifah ibn Adam, Have scholars/ulema said anything about the topic I brought up/my view point?
What you are saying is what the `Ulamaa generally: YES, people can technically have other than what was mentioned, but they wouldn't want to because they already have the best.
However, as I have mentioned in other places, no `Aalim in the world right now has been to Jannah, and any `Aalim in the past who wrote about Jannah - at that time when he was writing about it, he had not yet gone there. So no one besides Allaah Ta`aalaa knows exactly what the Ahl-ul-Jannah will or will not have.
Again, that Hadeeth which Kiro mentioned is very relevant: the Sahaabi from the Ansaar who wanted to farm things in Jannah. He was told that he could do that if he wanted. Take note of the fact that Rasoolullaah صلى الله عليه وسلم did not say to him, "You can have it, but you won't want it."
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