2 Cheezein Aur Jannat Ki Guarantee || Maulana Sayyed Aminul Qadri

Jannat is an Arabic term that refers to paradise
or heaven in Islamic belief. It is the ultimate destination for believers in Islam, who believe that it is a place of eternal happiness, peace, and beauty that is prepared by Allah (God) for those who obey His commands and lead a righteous life.

According to Islamic belief, Jannat is a place where the faithful will be reunited with their loved ones, where they will be served by beautiful and obedient servants, and where they will enjoy the pleasures of life without any worries or hardships. The Quran describes Jannat as a place of lush gardens, flowing rivers, delicious food, and luxurious dwellings.

Islamic scholars believe that Jannat has many levels or degrees, each one higher than the one before it, and that the highest level is reserved for the prophets and the most righteous of believers. Muslims believe that the only way to enter Jannat is by having faith in Allah and His messenger, following His commandments, and doing good deeds.


The phrase "2 cheezein aur Jannat ki guarantee" means "two things that guarantee entry into paradise." In Islamic belief, these two things are:

Faith in Allah: This means believing in the oneness of Allah and in the prophethood of Muhammad (peace be upon him) as the final messenger of Allah. Having faith in Allah is the cornerstone of Islamic belief, and it is considered to be the most important thing that a Muslim can do.

Good Deeds: This refers to performing righteous acts and avoiding sinful behavior. Good deeds include acts of worship, such as prayer, fasting, and charity, as well as acts of kindness, honesty, and compassion towards others.

Islamic scholars teach that having faith in Allah and performing good deeds are the two essential things that guarantee entry into Jannat. However, it is important to note that while these two things are necessary, they are not sufficient on their own. Ultimately, it is up to Allah to decide who enters paradise, and only He knows the true worth of a person's faith and good deeds. Therefore, Muslims strive to do their best in both areas, with the hope and trust that Allah will reward them with paradise in the afterlife.