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Each [[Revelation|Revelation]] abrogated the previous. Thus, after the advent of Prophet Muhammad and Islam, no individual can make it into Paradise unless they accept Allah as God, Muhammad as his last Prophet and the Qur'an as Allah's final book of guidance. | Each [[Revelation|Revelation]] abrogated the previous. Thus, after the advent of Prophet Muhammad and Islam, no individual can make it into Paradise unless they accept Allah as God, Muhammad as his last Prophet and the Qur'an as Allah's final book of guidance. | ||
Therefore, the concept of Heavenly rewards in Islam are now exclusively offered to Muslims. Christians and Jews may believe in a single monotheistic god, but they do not believe in "His Messenger". Thus they are destined for the "burning fire", for at least some period of time -- especially since ''eternal'' hellfire is only for those who entirely reject [[tawhid]]. | Therefore, the concept of Heavenly rewards in Islam are now exclusively offered to Muslims. Christians and Jews may believe in a single monotheistic god, but they do not believe in "His Messenger". Thus they are destined for the "burning fire", for at least some period of time -- especially since ''eternal'' hellfire is only for those who entirely reject [[tawhid|Monotheism]]. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||