Why is the wearing of silk forbidden for men in this world, even though they will wear it in Paradise?

In summary: The fundamental principle is that a Muslim should adhere to Allah's commands and prohibitions, whether the wisdom behind them is apparent or not. Islam is complete submission to Allah. There is no necessary correlation between what is forbidden in this world and what is permissible in the Hereafter, as each abode has its own rulings. Scholars have mentioned several reasons for the prohibition of silk for men, including: refining the soul by patiently abstaining from it, seeking Allah's pleasure; or because it is an adornment for women and thus not suitable for men; or due to the arrogance and pride it may engender; or due to the effeminacy and transvestism it may cause.