Islamic perceptions of Heaven and Hell differ from those of Christianity and Judaism through their beliefs, their visions of what the two are like, and how one gets there.
In the Islamic religion, people believe they will go to an afterlife known as Jannah. They believe there is no "God," but Allah rules and his messenger holds the highest place in heaven. They believe that you have to earn your place in Jannah and that Allah judges a person's good deeds against their bad ones on a scale. Islam hell is known as Jahannam. In order to be placed in Jahannam a persons bad deeds must outweigh their good deeds and they must reject Allah. Islamic people believe they will come back to Earth through the process of reincarnation. The Judaism and Christianity religion are more alike in their beliefs. They believe in God and when they die they will go to heaven, or as Jews call it Gan Eden, which means garden of Eden. In theses two religions anyone who believes in God will go to heaven. Going to heaven is also based on ones faith and good works. When a person dies, before they are allowed to cross through the gates they will be reminded of every thought they had and every thing they did, it will be shown without embellishments. They also believe that God is full of mercy and love, so punishment is not eternal. God also rewards people for the good they have done. Hell is known by the Jews as gehinnom. It is the post place for unrighteous Jews and Gentiles to go to when they die. People who go to hell are those who do not believe in God. Jews and Christians believe heaven and hell are everlasting places and once there always there.
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