The Eight Magnificent Doors of Heaven in Islam

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The eight magnificent doors of Heaven in Islam ~ Hi all readers! In a previous article, I explained the doors of Hell. We already know that there are seven types of Hell's doors. As for Heaven, it has eight types of doors. Now, I will explain the doors of Heaven.

In Daqa'iqu al-Akhbar fi Dzikri al-Jannati wa an-Nar, it is explained:

Ibn Abbas radliyallahu 'anhuma said, "All of Heaven has eight doors made of gold, adorned with gems. Above the first door is written the sentence, 'There is no god but Allah and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.' This is the door for the Prophets, Messengers, those who died in the way of Allah, and the generous. The second door is for those who pray, perfecting their wudu and fulfilling the pillars of prayer. The third door is for those who purify their souls. The fourth door is for people who encourage others to do good and forbid evil. The fifth door is for those who control their desires and avoid temptations. The sixth door is for those who have performed Hajj and Umrah. The seventh door is for those who fight in the way of Allah. The eighth door is for the righteous, those who lower their gaze from what is forbidden, honor their parents, maintain family ties, and perform good deeds."

The information about the eight levels of Heaven is as follows:

  • First Heaven: Darul Jalal.

The name of the first Heaven is Darul Jalal, and it is made of pearls.

  • Second Heaven: Darus Salam.

The name of the second Heaven is Darus Salam, and it is made of red yaqut (rubies).

  • Third Heaven: Al-Ma’wa (Jannatul Ma’wa).

The third Heaven is Al-Ma’wa or Jannatul Ma’wa, and it is made from green zamrud (emerald) gems.

  • Fourth Heaven: Al-Khuld (Jannatul Khuld).

The fourth Heaven is Al-Khuld or Jannatul Khuld, and it is made of red and yellow pearls.

  • Fifth Heaven: An-Na’im.

The fifth Heaven is An-Na’im, and it is made of white silver.

  • Sixth Heaven: Jannat.

The sixth Heaven is Jannat, made of red gold.

  • Seventh Heaven: ‘Adn.

The seventh Heaven is ‘Adn, and it is made of white pearls.

  • Eighth Heaven: Darul Qarar.

The eighth Heaven is Darul Qarar, made of peacock gold, and is the center of all the Heavens.

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All Readers! That is a brief explanation of the levels of Heaven. Do you understand now? If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

I think that’s enough for this article. I hope it’s useful! Amen!

See you in the next article!

Akhmad Syafiuddin
Akhmad Syafiuddin An expert in Islamic discourse and law, and a graduate of Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt.

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As a new Muslim, I feel so grateful for finding this article! The explanation of the eight magnificent doors of Heaven in Islam was both enlightening and inspiring. Before reading this, I didn't fully understand the concept of these doors, and now I feel more connected to the beautiful rewards awaiting the faithful in the afterlife. The description of each door, from those designated for the Prophets and those who struggle in the way of Allah, to the door for those who purify their souls and encourage others to do good, was truly touching. It reminds me of the importance of striving for goodness in all aspects of life.

The details about the different Heavens, each made from precious materials like pearls, emeralds, rubies, and gold, were fascinating. It’s amazing to think of such beauty and purity in the afterlife. The fact that the eighth Heaven, Darul Qarar, is the center of all the Heavens, made from peacock gold, really captures the grandeur of what awaits the righteous.

This article not only gave me a deeper understanding of Heaven but also encouraged me to live a more purposeful and righteous life, knowing that these gates are accessible to those who strive in the path of righteousness. I am truly grateful to the author for sharing such valuable knowledge. I now feel more motivated to work towards purifying my soul, performing good deeds, and following the teachings of Islam. May Allah reward you for this wonderful article and guide all of us to enter these magnificent doors. Thank you again for this beautiful and insightful explanation!