The name of heavens in Qur'an
There are about eight name of heavens found in Qur'an and in most religion books of Islam. These names of heaven representing levels.Some people thought that there are no levels of heaven and some people thougth that there are levels of heaven.
The prophet Muhammad SAW ever said ( in Isra' and Mi'raj Hadits ) that the soul of the prophet Abraham lives in the seventh heaven ( this means the seventh planets for the souls of the believer ) and the prophet Adam lives in the first heaven ( this means the first planet for the souls of the believer ). Base upon this, we found explanation that there are levels on the places after death and if we connect this state to heavens, there could be levels in heavens. Besides God will treat us base upon our values / levels, the value of Taqwa.
Garden of Paradise ( Qur'an : 18 : 107 ) : Jannat-al-Firdaws
Garden of Everlasting / Eden ( Qur'an : 9 : 72 ) : Jannat-il -Ad'n
Garden Of Bliss ( Qur'an : 10 : 9 ) : Jannat-al-Na'iim
Garden as hospitable homes ( Qur'an : 32 : 19 ) : Jannat-al-Ma'wa
Home of Peace ( Qur'an : 6 : 127 ) : Dar-as-salaam
Home that will last ( Qur'an : 35 : 35 ) : Dar-al-Muqamah
Secured Place ( Qur'an : 44 : 51 ) : Al-Maqaamul-amin
Garden of Eternity ( Qur'an : 25 : 15 ) : Jannat-al-Khuld
( Source : Book of Menyingkap Rahasia Penciptaan Nur Muhammad & Menyingkap Alam Barzakh dan Kehidupan Sesudah Mati : By Ust.Labib MZ : Released by Putra jaya Surabaya,Indonesia : the Book is in Indonesian language ; local book )
Some people found more than 9 names of heavens in Qur'an, and the rest of them are :
Dar-al-Akhirah = Home of hereafter ( Qur'an : 2 : 94 )
Dar-al-Qarar = Home that will remain forever ( Gafir : 39 )
Al-Birr = Righteousness ( Al-Imraan : 92 )
Al-Husna = Goodly Reward ( An-Nisaa : 95 )
Al-Muttaqeen = Home of Righteousness ( An-Naml : 30 )
Jannat-al-'Aaliyah = Lofty Garden ( Al-Haaqqah : 22 )
( Source : Madina Archive, http://www.jannah.org/madina/archives/year2001/3724.shtml )
What important from these name of Heavens was that there are more than seven heavens found in Qur'an. This shows us that the seven places for the souls after death are not heavens ( in the early article : The Concept of Seven Planets ), they are places before heavens.
The name of Hells in Qur'an
In most religion books of Islam, there are eight names of hells. It is based upon the Qur'an.
Some people thought that these names should not be presumed as levels of hell and some people thought that these names of hell are representing levels.
As for me, these names of hell are representing levels. God treat us base upon our values / levels, the levels of Taqwa.
The Blazing Fire, Jaheem ( Qur'an : 82 : 14 )
The Deepest Pit, Jahannam ( Qur'an : 4: 115 )
The Flames of Fire, Ladthaa ( Qur'an : 70 : 15 )
The Blazing Flames, Sa'eer ( Qur'an : 33 : 64 )
The Hottest of Fire, Saqar ( Qur'an : 74 : 42 )
The Broken Pieces, Huthomah ( Qur'an : 104 : 4 )
The Abyss, Haawiyah ( Qur'an : 101 : 9 )
Wa'il ( Qur'an : 52 : 11 )
What can we imagine about Heavens and Hells ? what kind of places are they ?
Heavens are planets ( could be a kind of Solar System with one or more than one planet like this Earth inside ). This state explained in Qur'an :
Qur’an : 56 : 28-29
There are plants and bananas in heaven, this explanation will lead us to presume that heavens are similar to Earth. Heavens are planets. If this is true, then these planets of heaven could be in some Solar Systems. How many Solar Systems ?...we will find the answer then after Mahshar procession.
There are eight places like Earth planet called as heaven.
What about Hell ?..
Hells are planets like Earth. Qur'an Explained this state in :
Qur'an : 56 : 52
There are trees called as "Zaqqum". Tree is a plant, this plant should grow on soil, and soil is the Earth Component. Earth is a planet.
Zaqqum is a bitter fruit, this means that the life in hell is terrible.
There are eight places like Earth planet called as Hell
Summary :
Heavens and Hells are planets
These planets of heaven and hell are possibly in Milky Way Galaxy.
End of article.
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