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Exiting Hellfire After Burning Of Sins
Is there anything from the Quranic corpus to suggest that people will be allowed into heaven after they have been punished accordingly in hell.
There are ahadeeth that suggest this- can they be used as an addition to our Islamic view?
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Exiting Hellfire After Burning Of Sins
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A few resources relating to the same theme that might be helpful for everybody who gives their views.
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To add to the question:
Shirk however has been made unforgivable without repentance. Is this not a promise of punishment? Allah says he will not forgive shirk- how is this not a promise?
For example 33:63-64 is this also not a promise of eternal punishment
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Shirk, Murder and adultery are all unforgivable sins without repentance with a warning of eternal punishment (its not a promise, its a warning).
Also, if you read the flow of verses from (33:63-68), it becomes clear that it is an expression of conclusion/result (nateejay ka bayan) based on Allah’s ilm but subject to only Allah’s Mashiyat.
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If some one commits shirk then repents does sincerely taubah and believes in Tauheed I think Allah will forgive him but not if he dies doing shirk
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so in the places where jahanum is connected with abada such as surah bayyinah- doesnt it mean jahannum will also be eternal. because if they will live therein forever then of course it must remain forever
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Or in other places where Allah clearly says some people will abide there forever. So if the length of the stay is eternal so must the place of stay
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The point under consideration is not whether it will stay forever or not, the actual point is that it is all subject to Allah’s mashiyat because if God had made a promise in Quran just like He did with Jannah, then there would have been no doubt about its eternity. Since Allah himself left the room open for His mashiyat to intervene in case of hell, therefore there is a room that His mashiyat can put an end to it (just a possibilit), if He so wills. (See Quran 6:128 And 11:105-108)
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