THE BEAUTIFUL WIVES IN PARADISE
VERSE NO. 56-61
In the above passage, the immediate reference is to the sixth important favour of God to the inhabitants of Paradise:-
``There are maidens in the Gardens of Bliss with restrained looks, who love no one except their own husbands. They are the virgins that no Man or Jinn has ever touched them before their husbands and are as beautiful as ruby and coral.
They have their radiance of beauty as a ruby and their white splendour of brightness as coral.
The restrained look in the case of women is the symbolic meaning of chastity, purity, beauty and fidelity.
The summing up of the above mentioned favours and qualifications is the question:-
``In there any reward for good-except good?''
Those who have done well in this world, can they expect anything bad in their next life?
The law or decree of; ``GOOD FOR GOOD'' is a universal one throughout the nature, and is applied equally well to both parties, the believers and the non-believers as well, that a good deed will never give a bad fruit. This is also a general law in the Quranic culture and legislation, that aplies well to all the creatures and in particular to Man and Jinn.