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Living In The Paradise Without Hoor
As we know, all permissible wishes will be fulfilled in Jannah, so is it permissible to live only with my worldly wife without any Hoor Ain? I am not rejecting them as they are among the bounties of Jannah, I just want to live alone with my wife Here and in the Hereafter. Is this a transgression? I love her so much and do not desire any other woman, not even a wide-eyed maiden of Paradise.(I’m stressed because I heard everyone will have two wives)
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Living In The Paradise Without Hoor
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Actually one of my friend who likes Islam, and oneness in Allah. He is former Hindu. Now he doesn’t believe in idol worship or polytheism.
He once criticized Quran about the same thing. I didn’t have any reply for him.
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For clarification of concept of hoor refer to following threads
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Not a satisfactory reply
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If you watch all videos you would have understood the concept. Who said you will have two or 72 hoors? There is no mention of number of hoor in Quran or authentic hadiths
You can also refer to following video
https://youtu.be/eplpBPTjO6Q?t=1717 -
Jazakallah brother.Also sorry to distrub as this questions seems silly or funny to most people.
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What kind of further satisfaction are you looking for?
Anything one claims apart from what we have been clearly told will be pure speculation on their part. Given the boundaries of our knowledge, our job at this time is to prepare to be selected for God’s paradise. That’s what we should focus on. Once we get there, we can ask God for whatever we want. He has already promised us that it’s an abode of eternal joy and comfort, and that it’s a place where neither shall we have any regrets of the past nor any worries of the future. Can you imagine a place where you’re completely satisfied in all aspects and yet have a nagging desire?
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