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Will a person's will in the afterlife be like their will in this world? And will they find in the afterlife what they were unable to obtain in this world? Or will the people of Paradise be programmed to be content with certain things, and will their will and desires be different from what they were in this world, so they will be satisfied with little?

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"The servant will have will in the Hereafter just as in this world, so he will desire cultivation and offspring, and whatever he desires will be granted to him, except for impossibilities. Everything in it will be superior to what is in this world. The people of Paradise will be content with what is provided to them from the levels of delight, and there will be no enmity or malice among them; grudges will be removed from their hearts. They will be inspired to glorify, praise, and magnify Allah effortlessly, because Paradise is not a house of trial but a house of recompense. Remembrance therein will be like breathing due to its ease and continuity."

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