Is Christian heaven the same as Muslim heaven?

Answer 1

It depends how you look at it. If you believe there is a different heaven for each religion the No. If you believe in the absoluteness of one religion then Yes and No depending on the Religion and standpoint. Some Muslims believe some Christians will go to heaven and some Christians believe some Muslims will go to heaven, in which case the answer would be Yes. But many from these two faiths believe the others are destined to burn for eternity in Hell, therefore No.

Answer 2

Christian Answer

Yes, Christians and Jews go to the same heaven. The only way to get to this heaven is to turn away from sinful ways ( murder, adultry, coveting what is not yours, lying, stealing - but instead love GOD, the God of Abraham, and also love your neigbor as yourself ) and turn to Jesus of Nazareth, believing on Him, and submitting to Him as He is GOD almighty - fully GOD and fully man, born of a virgin, living a sinless life always pleasing His Father, dying on the cross for our sins once for all, and rising on the third day to sit at the right hand of GOD the Father. Jesus is, and claimed to be, our one and only mediator to GOD the father. Only He, Jesus, is able to cleanse us of our sins and justify us as blameless before GOD. Then we will be granted eternal life through Jesus, not of our own works, but instead through faith because of the loving, sacrifical work of Jesus Christ our Lord.

Jewish Answer

Judaism doesn't believe in heaven and hell. That being said, Judaism does teach that the righteous of ALL nations will have a place in the world to come.

Answer 3

No. Not even close.

Judaism: In Judaism, there is no eternal delineation between good souls and evil souls as is common in Christianity and Islam. Judaism holds that the Satan is still in heaven, which further means that there is no King of the Damned or any form of Eternal Damnation. During the Afterlife period, there are different mechanisms by which the soul must come to spiritual fitness in order to be a part of the eventual resurrection of the dead. Some Kabbalists say that this comes by way of reincarnation, but the dominant opinion in Judaism is that souls must exert themselves painfully to open up new levels of holiness. This is similar to the Christian concept of Purgatory.

Christianity: The Christian afterlife is based in a place above us, i.e. the Spiritual Heavens. There is an initial selection where those who did not join in with Christ's saving grace are sent to Hell, a realm of fire and brimstone over which Lucifer, the Devil, reigns supreme. Those who are Believers ascend to the Pearly Gates of Heaven and sit alongside God the Father in the majesty of Heaven for eternity. What Heaven actually looks like is not terribly developed, but it is believed to be a "good place". For those that are not clearly bound for Hell or Heaven, there is a third realm called Purgatory where Christians are challenged so that they can be properly resorted later.

Islam: Islam has a conception of Paradise or Jinnah, which resembles the Garden of Eden in many respects. This Spiritual Place operates very similarly to Earth in that there are gardens, people, food, beverages, etc. It is paradise in that all of these things come without their negative side effects. Jinnah has multiple levels, each designated for those who exist on different levels of holiness. There is also discussion of the presence of virgins for the deceased, although the number of virgins differs between traditions. Those who did not believe in Islam (or Judaism or Christianity) are sent to the Hellfire which operates quite similarly to the one described in Christianity.

Answer 4

well yes you better look on the quaron ANSWER Actually, Heaven is one big heaven for all the good people to meet all Race,colors,sizes,shapes and hearts!!!!

Answer 5

The simple answer is no. Beliefs about the afterlife vary dramatically among the three religions.