A DESCRIPTION OF PARADISE VERSE NO.61ِ63

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Quran,Translation and Commentary in Brief (Vol. 04)
Verses 64-65Verses 61-63

      The verses carry more details of the Gardens of Bliss, which make the Paradise, beneath which streams of water flow. They are everlasting gardens, not seen the like of it. In the verse NO.61, the Arabic, ``JANNÄT'' is the plural for,``JENNAT'' which means garden. It therefore implies that Paradise consists of numerous gardens which God has promised to grant them to His truthful servants.

      The gardens are qualified by the adjective, ``Eden'' which means permanent and everlasting.

      The word unseen in the verse, may imply that no one has ever seen such gardens of that beauty, and even no thought can comprehend them.

 

      One of the ethical bounties of Paradise is that, no one of its inhabitants use idle talks:ِ

      ``Therein they shall hear no idle talk, but only, SALÄM.'' The Arabic ``SALÄM'', has a much wider significance than, peace or salutation. First of all it is one of the beautiful names of God. It also denotes health, peace, perfection, freedom, sense of security and permanence, and some other shades of meaning. There prevails a general health of body, mind, thought and behaviour. The place is clean of all sorts of infection and disease.

 

      There in the Paradise the inhabitants can have whatever they desire. The life therein is never monotonous, or wearisomely uniform. They will have various gifts and sustenances at morning and evening, and their course of development and progress will continue by getting new gifts from their Gracious Lord.

 

 

Verses 64-65Verses 61-63
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