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Old 06-23-2007, 12:40 PM   #1
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Default Somebody explain the Muslim vision of Jannah

It is material or merely allegorical?
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Old 06-23-2007, 01:20 PM   #2
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It is material or merely allegorical?
jannah doesnot exist in the materialistic world of us ,so tangibility would be basically different .how do you feel when you touch/drink/eat something in your dream??
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jannah doesnot exist in the materialistic world of us ,so tangibility would be basically different .how do you feel when you touch/drink/eat something in your dream??
So in a classicist sense, it embraces Cartesian dualism, separating mind from matter, and is therefore dematerialst?
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So in a classicist sense, it embraces Cartesian dualism, separating mind from matter, and is therefore dematerialst?
well we believe that both body and soul will be reunited in jannah ,but the feeling is different with what we are experiencing here in this world .
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