Al-Mu'minun 11: Yes,They are; Inheritors of the Paradises of Firdaws, will stay there for eternity.

Surah Al-Mu'minun, verse 11. Yes, these who inherit Firdaws, they will remain there forever and ever, He says. They are those who inherit Firdaws. What does heir mean? Something, to something, that is, from a person, property being left to him, a material thing being left, something being left. Now, what have we done that we inherited Paradise? And for us to be able to inherit Paradise, if we fulfil Allah Almighty's religious ruling upon us, we will inherit Paradise. Yes, in this case, that all who inherit Paradise will remain there forever, He says. Some shameless people, who know no disgrace, no embarrassment, who know nothing of the Quran and follow every stubborn devil, say: is there a verse that one will stay in Paradise forever?

Well then, Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Ellezîne yerisûne'l-firdevs, hüm fîhâ hâlidûn. Forever, forever. Does this verse not catch his eye? It does, but he has leaned his back on non-Muslims, turned his back on Allah's light; in this state that blind person tries to show people whose eyes are open the way. The blind.

These who inherit Firdaws: not only Firdaws, there are seven Paradises. Of the eight Paradises, one is Maqam Mahmud. That is a Paradise reserved for the Prophet (peace be upon him). There are seven Paradises according to the states of the seven nafs. People will enter these Paradises according to the state of their own nafs. So in Paradise there is no more death. Because there is no death for souls.

The soul, the nafs and the life are one; the bodies are separate. Death is upon our flesh, our bodies. There is no death for souls. Since this soul, which is (?) from our Lord, exists in man, man will, in the hereafter, with his Lord, be in an eternal life. No more death. And to earn that place, while in this world, fulfilling Allah Almighty's commands and prohibitions is essential. That there is no god other than Allah, that all prophets are true, that after the Prophet (peace be upon him) no prophet will come again, that he is the Seal of the Prophets, and that the Quran is truly the word of Allah, that it contains no human fabrication: whoever believes this and, expressing that there is no god other than Allah, says the testimony of faith, is a Muslim.

Yes. Is there any other definition of it? No. This is a Muslim. So when a Muslim says the testimony of faith, if he binds himself by Allah's commands, reforms his nafs, and seeks a way to draw near to Allah, surely Allah too will, before him, with spiritual feelings that draw him near to His essence, and with the opening of unveiling, help that servant of His. Yes. These chosen believing servants of Allah, in the world, through their obedience and worship to Allah Almighty, through their observance of His commands and prohibitions, through the duties of servanthood they performed for Allah, have made Allah Almighty pleased with them.

Allah is pleased with them and they are pleased with Allah, and so they will enter the Paradises of Firdaws that Allah promised them. Let me read this writing, as I said it, once more. The meaning of a verse.

Let us read it again.

Through their obedience and worship to Allah Almighty, through their observance of His commands and prohibitions, through the duties of servanthood they performed for Allah, now it begins. They have made Allah Almighty pleased with them. Allah too is pleased with them. And they, pleased with Allah, will enter the Paradises of Firdaws that Allah promised them. Surah Al-Fajr, verses 27 to 30: the siblings of these verses. O tranquil one, the meaning of the verse. O nafs that has found tranquillity. Your Lord pleased with you and you pleased with your Lord, enter among My servants, enter My Paradise: the people to whom He says this.

Yes, to them too, in eternal bliss, with every wish and desire fulfilled, in contentment, in contentment, they will live an immortal life. Immortal.

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