Question 16: Is Iblis from the Angels or from the Jinn?
Answer: Iblis (Allah curse him) is from the Jinn [1], but as a result of his worship, he rose in rank until he had become from the Angels, as Jinn rise in rank …
Ahmed Alhasan is the successor and messenger of Imam Al Mahdi (a.s)
Question 16: Is Iblis from the Angels or from the Jinn?
Answer: Iblis (Allah curse him) is from the Jinn [1], but as a result of his worship, he rose in rank until he had become from the Angels, as Jinn rise in rank …
A) It is known that Iblis was banned from Heaven because of his refusal to prostrate to Adam pbuh. So how was he able to enter Heaven, and whisper to Adam, and make him eat of the forbidden tree? The words of Iblis to Adam indicate that he was with him in Heaven, because he pointed to the tree using the pronoun “this” which indicates he was not far from it.
B) What is the tree that Adam pbuh ate from?
C) Was the nakedness of Adam and Eve showing without clothing and then when they ate from the tree they became aware of their nakedness so they covered themselves with the leaves of Heaven? And what are the leaves they covered themselves with?
My master and my leader, if you excuse me, I have some questions:
Are the physical elements/components of the body of the human being which exist now the same physical elements/components of the human being when he enters paradise or hell, or what?
A lot are named (Grand Ayatollah – Grand Sign of Allah) with the recent scholars, so what is the meaning of ‘Grand Ayatollah’? And is it specifically (only) for the Imams (pbut) or for everyone in order for all of the scholars to be called by it (rightfully)?
And the physical world surrounding the body of man is divided into: Inanimate objects, plants, animals and the rest of the other people. And the relationship of the people with it (the world) is either appropriate or inappropriate. So they – for example – loves ownership of the land, gold, silver, transplantation, animals, to spend, and fulfilling their desire with the opposite sex.
So the believer for whom this world becomes a prison, constricted and of limitless pain,
and it does not end except by exiting it through death; is the believer who ascends
during his prayers to the seven skies.
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