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The Tale of Ǧahannam: 'Hell' According to Early Muslim Tradition

The Tale of Ǧahannam: 'Hell' According to Early Muslim Tradition

Abd El-Rahaman, Nael

Paperback

Islam

ISBN13: 9798296890948
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 7 2025
Pages: 194
Weight: 0.59
Height: 0.41 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
This thesis is primarily a study of the concept of Hell in Islam as it was imagined by early Muslims. Hell in Islam has received limited attention by Muslim andWestern scholars of Islam, even though it occupies an important place in the events of the Day of Judgment and in the minds of those interested in learning about the Day of Judgment according to Islam. The relative lack of information about Ǧahannam, particularly in languages other than Arabic, is among the reasons forthe paucity of literature by Western scholars. This study provides information about Ǧahannam and takes on the task of giving Ǧahannam the attention it deserves. A general view of Ǧahannam in Islam will be introducedas well as its topography, its inhabitants, and the types of punishmentsused in it. In addition, the issue of its permanency will be discussed.This investigation willfocus on the thoughts of the first three generations without introducing later understandings, beliefs, or imaginations. Therefore, it will set asidewhat is currently said about Ǧahannam and examine what early generations said about it.

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