This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Bismila, I'm Rahm,

y'rahna y'er Rahim.

Ullunaf sien

the

I'm kwaltu mau the Yum al-Tiama, Fumu Zuh has I ha'anin nah.

Fumzu has a mau.

The mazu hasiha a nah,

the mazu has yah al-Ihmm and the wah ughi al-jans. Zihyaa on the nariwa udihlal Jan

that is a kodefaz

Wamalhaya Tudunya I am I am doing a guru. I'm going to Allah al-Aqum al-Lah al-Aah al-Iah al-Iahah al-I-Iah Bihi, women-wala-hamabad.

We are continuing our series about the descriptions of heaven and hell and we are still on the descriptions of Jahan Nam.

And one point that I want to stress here before we move on is that if you actually

take the time to read the number of verses in the Quran about Jahanam.

You will actually find that they are not as numerous or as many as the verses about Jana.

And that the descriptions are actually pretty succinct, they're pretty concise, they are not that elaborate.

And this is in contrast to what a lot of people presume or think that the Quran is full of lots and lots of

explicit details of imagery and fiery descriptions of punishments and torture and

in reality if you actually gather up and you do an analysis it's not that many

verses that are describing the punishments and the tortures and of course the

point is that the main emphasis of the Quran should and must be the mercy of

Allah Azuajal but there must also be the fear aspect because as we know when it comes

to worshiping Allah Subhana with to Allah, obviously love is the primary emotion,

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