Is the Pleasure and the Pain of Heaven and Hell Truth or Metaphor? - Naderali, Sayyed Adel;Sterabadi, Sedigheh Emadi
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One of the innate tendencies of man is the tendency to pleasure and joy that is associated with escape from pain. The meaning of the innate nature of this tendency is that the structure of the human soul is such that it cannot neglect pleasure or joy or tend to suffer and hardship.On the other hand, a major part of the verses of Quran belongs to the gospel and the annunciation. Perhaps the most important mission of the Holy Qur'an is to train human beings. From this source, the verses of the gospel and the verses of the annunciation have a special position in this book. The Holy Quran…mehr

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One of the innate tendencies of man is the tendency to pleasure and joy that is associated with escape from pain. The meaning of the innate nature of this tendency is that the structure of the human soul is such that it cannot neglect pleasure or joy or tend to suffer and hardship.On the other hand, a major part of the verses of Quran belongs to the gospel and the annunciation. Perhaps the most important mission of the Holy Qur'an is to train human beings. From this source, the verses of the gospel and the verses of the annunciation have a special position in this book. The Holy Quran encourages the Believers, Medium, and even Opponents with the beautiful promises of heaven with the verses of gospel, and frightens all people from divine torment and far from his satisfaction and boredom and laziness with annunciation verses. Since the Resurrection plays a decisive role in deepening the faith, the Holy Quran, using the manifestations of tangible nature, depicts different scenes of the resurrection for understanding the supernatural truth in the form of some of the features of heaven and hell.
Autorenporträt
Sayyed Adel Naderali has B.A and M.A degrees in Philosophy and Theology from University of Tehran and Tarbiat Modarres University, Tehran, Iran. He received his PhD from Saint Joseph University, Beirut, Lebanon, in 1999. Since then, he has been a faculty member of department of philosophy and religious science at Razi and Tehran azad University.