Jahannam

Jahannam from the world, which verily would else be consumed thereby.

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As for us, the Almighty Maker created us of the fire for the first that he made in Jahannam were two of His host whom he called Khalít and Malít.

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"Jahannam") from the furnace-like ravine East of Jerusalem (Night cccxxv.).

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

The Greeks call it Tartarus, a place even worse than Hades; the Hebrews, Gehenna or Sheol; for Islam it is Jahannam; in China and Japan it is referred to as Di Yu; the Buddhists and Hindus call it Naraka.

The Thieves of Darkness Richard Doetsch 2010

The Greeks call it Tartarus, a place even worse than Hades; the Hebrews, Gehenna or Sheol; for Islam it is Jahannam; in China and Japan it is referred to as Di Yu; the Buddhists and Hindus call it Naraka.

The Thieves of Darkness Richard Doetsch 2010

The Greeks call it Tartarus, a place even worse than Hades; the Hebrews, Gehenna or Sheol; for Islam it is Jahannam; in China and Japan it is referred to as Di Yu; the Buddhists and Hindus call it Naraka.

The Thieves of Darkness Richard Doetsch 2010

Jahannam; natheless in it are a thousand mountains of fire, in each mountain seventy thousand cities of fire, in each city seventy thousand castles of fire, in each castle seventy thousand houses of fire, in each house seventy thousand couches of fire and in each couch seventy thousand manners of torment.

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Quoth Bulukiya, ‘Haply Jahannam hath least of torture for that it is the uppermost.’

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The seven Hells are given in vol.v. 241; they are intended for Moslems (Jahannam); Christians (Lazà); Jews

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Answered they, ‘We are of the dwellers in the Jahannam-hell; and Almighty Allah created us for the punishment of Kafirs.’

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