Jannah
Jannah is Paradise: the eternal reward the Qur'an and hadith describe for those who believed and did good. It is described in vivid, varied detail across many passages, including different levels within it. It stands opposite jahannam, Hell.
See the term in context
What is the ruling on naming a girl "Firdaws" or "Jannah"?
The basic principle regarding naming children is permissibility, unless there is a religious prohibition. There is no evidence that prevents naming a girl "Firdaws" or "Jannah." Both names carry a beautiful and pleasant…
Is watching the "Toyor Al Jannah" channel, from which musical instruments can be removed, but whose name is considered an affirmation of Jannah (Paradise) to people, considered an affirmation of reprehensible acts and cooperation in sin?
Affirming Paradise for specific individuals is not permissible unless they have been explicitly mentioned in the texts. However, bearing witness by general description, such as for the believers and the patient, is…
How can the belief that Adam's Jannah was the Jannah of Eternity be reconciled with the Hadith of the عرض (presentation) of his progeny's ages to him, in which his age was specified, and what is the benefit of specifying his age while he was in Jannah?
The hadith states that Allah wiped Adam's back and extracted all his offspring. Adam saw the Prophet David, was impressed by him, and relinquished forty years of his life to him. The hadith does not mention that this…
Questions that use it
Is it permissible to describe the Toior Al-Jannah (Birds of Paradise) channel as "Toior Al-Nar" (Birds of Hell/Fire), intending that its anasheeds (Islamic hymns) are songs, and what is the ruling on saying this?
What is the ruling on being named with pseudonyms such as: "Zahrat Al-Qur'an" (Flower of the Qur'an), "Rayhanat Al-Qur'an" (Sweet Basil of the Qur'an), or "Rekaz Al-Jannah" (Pillar/Support of Paradise)?
What is the ruling on naming with "Jannat Na'eem" (Gardens of Bliss), or "Jannat al-Firdaws" (Gardens of Paradise), or "Jannat 'Aliyah" (Elevated Gardens), or "Jannat 'Adn" (Gardens of Eden), or "al-Jannah" (Paradise)?