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Muslims after death will be judged by Allah (or God and same God worshiped in Christianity and Judaism) on the Resurrection Day. According to their deeds they will be either pushed in Hell or rewarded by Allah mercy by being accepted in the Paradise (or Heavens). See discussion area for other views.
Islam religion belief is in both Heaven and Hell. Heaven is the reward for good Muslims and good believers in God and in His oneness. Hell is for those who are expelled from God love and mercy.
Yes, Muslims believe in Hell per Islam teachings. Muslims believe in the second eternal life where your deeds in the first life will be Judged on the Last Day of Judgment (Resurrection Day) in front of Allah (God in English and same God worshiped in Christianity and Judaism); if good then you will be accepted, by God will and mercy, in the Paradise (or Heaven). Otherwise you will be pushed in the Hell fire unless forgiven by God mercy and admitted in His Paradise.In some faiths; as Judaism; they don't believe in Hell.
No, Jesus emphasized the concept of heaven more than hell in his teachings.
Muslims call heaven Jannah and hell Jahannam.
Jesus mentioned both heaven and hell in his teachings a total of 33 times in the Bible.
YES Muslims believe in heaven and in Hell.
While Jesus did speak about both heaven and hell in the Bible, he mentioned hell more frequently than heaven in his teachings.
Muslims believe in the existence of hell as a place of punishment for those who have committed sins and disobeyed God. Hell is seen as a place of eternal suffering and torment for those who have not repented for their wrongdoings. The belief in hell serves as a reminder for Muslims to follow the teachings of Islam and strive to lead a righteous life in order to avoid punishment in the afterlife.
Only if they exist. Christians and Muslims believe that both heaven and hell exist, but belief is not proof.
The guardian Angel for Heaven is Ridhwan. And the one for Hell is Malik.
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The concept of the 7 levels of hell in Islam represents the different degrees of punishment for sins in the afterlife. It impacts the beliefs and practices of Muslims by serving as a reminder of the consequences of wrongdoing and the importance of following Islamic teachings to avoid such punishment. This belief encourages Muslims to strive for righteousness and avoid sinful behavior in order to attain salvation in the afterlife.