How can a Muslim win the largest number of Al-Hur al-Ain in Paradise, and does suppressing anger increase their number, and what other deeds increase a Muslim's share of them?

Paradise contains what no eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no human heart has conceived. It also contains what souls desire and eyes delight in. The lowest in rank among the people of Paradise will be given a kingdom equal to that of this world and ten times more, while the highest in rank will have their honor planted by Allah's own hand.

The Houris (wide-eyed, beautiful companions) are among the blessings prepared for the believers in Paradise. A believer will have two wives from the women of this world. As for the number of Houris, only Allah knows their exact number, but it has been reported that a believer will have more than two, and he might have seventy Houris.

Controlling anger grants its owner the right to choose any Huri he desires on the Day of Resurrection. A martyr has six special favors, among them being married to seventy-two Houris.

A Muslim must strive and perform righteous deeds to earn the pleasure of Allah, and he should know that the greatest blessing is the vision of Allah's Noble Face.