Muslims believe in the existence of seven skies or heavens. The seven skies serves as a reminder of the vastness and complexity of the universe, and the power and majesty of Allah.
Here are the seven heavens in Islam…
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1/ Jannat Al Adan:
The first level of Jannah is Jannat Al Adan. The meaning of Adan is ‘residence’ and ‘eternal place’.
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2/ Jannat Al Firdaws:
Jannat Al Firdaws is the second level of Jannah and the most prestigious level. The meaning of Firdaws is “Garden which has all kinds of plant”.
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3/ Jannat An Naeem:
Naeem means a prosperous and peaceful life, living in wealth, happiness and blessings.
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4/ Jannat Al Mawa:
The meaning of Mawa is “a place to take refuge; dwelling, home”.
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5/ Dar Ul Khuld:
The fifth level of Jannah is called Dar ul Khuld. Khuld means being Eternal, immorality, eternity or everlasting.
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6/ Dar ul Maqaam:
Dar ul Maqaam is the sixth level of Jannah according to the scholars and it means “an essence place to stay”, a land to dwell eternally or the safe place to live.
7/ Dar us Salam:
The seventh level of Paradise is Dar us Salam. Dar us Salam means “home of peace and safety”, adobe of well-being.
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