QUESTION: Are the 70,000 who enter paradise without reckoning literally 70,000 or is this a way of saying a really really great amount of people. Is this one of the instances in the Arabic language where the number 70 is used to denote an incredibly great amount?
QUESTION: Are the 70,000 who enter paradise without reckoning literally 70,000 or is this a way of saying a really really great amount of people. Is this one of the instances in the Arabic language where the number 70 is used to denote an incredibly great amount?
29Apr
ANSWER:
This doesn’t mean a literal number rather it is a way of exaggerating the number according to the Arabs.
QUESTION: Are the 70,000 who enter paradise without reckoning literally 70,000 or is this a way of saying a really really great amount of people. Is this one of the instances in the Arabic language where the number 70 is used to denote an incredibly great amount?