Fariq Naik – Root of Jannah and Its Derivatives

The topic of

my Jum'ah is

Jannah

the ultimate

award of believers.

What is the meaning of the word Jannah?

The word Jannah

it is derived from the root word

jeenunun

that is janan

and this is mentioned in Islam law,

word number 13, page number 92. This is

the linguistic definition of jannah.

It is derived from ji, goon, nun, which

means satara, which means to tamsi, which means

to hide.

Various

Arabic words are derived

from the word jahnata.

For example,

from this group of jahnata.

For example, Majnoor which means an insane person.

For example, Jhunun which means insanity.

Also, Jin

because

they are conceived from our worship.

Majnoor,

there's an insane person because his mind is

conceived.

What does Jannah mean? Jannah, it refers to

beautiful gardens. And in Islamic terminology,

Jannah, it refers to paradise

that is awaiting

for the believers

in the afterlife, in the next life. And

why is it called as Jannah?

Because it's concealed

from our vision. We cannot see it in

the life of this world.

There are various names of Jannah

that are mentioned in the. No less than

14 different names.