Will a Muslim be tormented in the grave even though Allah Almighty will forgive him and admit him into Paradise?

The torment and bliss of the grave are affirmed by the Qur’an, the Sunnah (definition), and the consensus of the early Muslims (Salaf). This (torment/bliss) is upon the soul, and it may connect with the body. A multitude of good deeds does not prevent the torment of the grave, as a Muslim may be punished for a single sin, even if their good deeds are numerous. The final reckoning will be at the end. Among the wisdoms behind not having a weighing of deeds at the time of death are: to lighten sins through torment for their expiation, to settle accounts between people, and for continuous good deeds and ongoing sins to accrue after death.