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-------------------Al-Jannah wa An-Naar-------------------------<br />
"They shall have coverings of Fire above them, <strong>and</strong> coverings of Fire beneath them". (39:16)<br />
Some of the Salaf interpreted the "Bed" (al-Mihaad) as meaning a mattress <strong>and</strong> the "cover" (al-Ghawaash) as<br />
(Tafseer Ibn Katheer, 3/168)<br />
The "surrounding" may be interpreted in another way, which is that <strong>Hell</strong> will have a wall to surround the kuffaa<br />
never be able to get out or escape form it, as Allaah (swt) says:<br />
"..Verily We have prepared for the wrongdoers a Fire whose [smoke <strong>and</strong> flames] like the walls <strong>and</strong><br />
hem them in; If they implore relief, they will be granted water like melted brass, that will scald the<br />
dreadful the drink! How uncomfortable a couch to recline on!" (18:29)<br />
(8) The Fire Will Leap Up Over Their Hearts<br />
We have already explained that the physical bodies of the people of <strong>Hell</strong> will be made huge in size. In spite of t<br />
penetrate their bodies until it reaches their innermost depths:<br />
"Soon will I cast him into <strong>Hell</strong>fire! And what will explain to you what <strong>Hell</strong>fire is? Naught does it perm<br />
naught does it leave alone, Darkening <strong>and</strong> changing the colour of man!" (74:26-29)<br />
Some of the Salaf said concerning the phrase, "naught does it leave alone" that it meant, "it eats bones <strong>and</strong> fle<br />
does not leave anything untouched" (Ibn Rajab, at-Takhweef min an-Naar, p.146)<br />
Allaah (swt) says:<br />
"By no means! He will be sure to be thrown into that which Breaks to Pieces. And what will explain<br />
which Breaks to Pieces is? [It is] the Fire of the [wrath of] Allaah, kindled [to a blaze], that which m<br />
the hearts". (104:4-6)<br />
Muhammad ibn Ka'b al-Qurtubee said, "The Fire eats into him until it reaches his heart, then his body will be c<br />
reported that when Thaabit al-Bananee read this aayah, he said, "The Fire will burn them until it reaches their<br />
are still alive; this is how great their suffering is!" Then he wept." (at-Takhweef min an-Naar, p.146)<br />
(9) Their entrails will be spilled out in the Fire<br />
al-Bukhaari <strong>and</strong> Muslim report from Usaamah ibn Zayd that the Prophet (saw) said: "A man will be brought<br />
of Resurrection <strong>and</strong> thrown into the Fire. Then his entrails will be spilled out into the Fire, <strong>and</strong> he w<br />
walk around <strong>and</strong> around like a donkey in a treadmill. The people of <strong>Hell</strong> will gather around him <strong>and</strong><br />
so, what is wrong with you? Did you not enjoin us to do good <strong>and</strong> forbid us to do evil?" He will say,<br />
you to do good, but I did not do it, <strong>and</strong> I used to forbid you to do evil, but I used to do it." Then he w<br />
<strong>and</strong> around like a donkey in a treadmill" (al-Bukhaari <strong>and</strong> Muslim, Mishkaat al-Masaabeeh, 2/642, hadith n<br />
One of the people whose entrails will be spilled out in <strong>Hell</strong> is 'Amr ibn Lahay who was the first to change the re<br />
The Prophet (saw) saw him dragging his own entrails in <strong>Hell</strong>. Muslim reports from Jaabir ibn Abdullaah that the<br />
said, "I saw 'Amr ibn 'Aamir al-Khuza'ee dragging his own entrails in <strong>Hell</strong>, <strong>and</strong> he was the first one t<br />
Saa'ibah (a she-camel turned loose for free pasture for the sake of idols, upon which nothing was a<br />
carried". (Mishkaat al-Masaabeeh, 2/642)<br />
(10) The Chains, Fetters <strong>and</strong> Hammers of the People of <strong>Hell</strong><br />
Allaah (swt) has promised that the people of <strong>Hell</strong> will have chains fetters <strong>and</strong> hammers in the Fire:<br />
"For the Rejecters We have prepared iron chains, yokes <strong>and</strong> a blazing Fire". (76:4)