Will a woman get everything she desires in Paradise without exception, and will she reside in her own palace or her husband's palace, and is she obligated to love only her husband, and is a man superior to a woman in Paradise, and what will a woman have in Paradise in return for the Houris for men, and will the ghilman (eternal youths) or her husband's Houris compensate for this deficiency?

Justice is to give everyone their due right, and not absolute equality between men and women. Allah has favored men over women in their original creation and has obligated them with duties that He has not obligated women with. In Paradise, a woman will have whatever her soul desires, and the Hereafter cannot be measured against this world. The people of Paradise are content with what they have, and a woman will be for her husband in Paradise, and she will be superior to the Hour al-in (wide-eyed houris), and she will not desire anyone else. As for comparing the desires of men and women in Paradise, it is not possible to definitively state. A believer should direct their aspirations towards Paradise and strive to enter it, and not preoccupy themselves with such questions.