Response to these arguments:
If they meant that paradise has not yet been created at all and that it is absolutely inexistent in the present, then their claim is false; for facts from the Qur´an and the Sunnah repudiate it. Such a claim also contradicts what is known in religion by necessity. If they meant that Paradise had not been completely created then this is an incontestable truth. As for the proofs they mention, what those proofs indicate is that the land of Paradise has already been created and that is presently exists. As for remembrance of Allah mentioned in the Hadith, Allah will created a plant in the land of Paradise. The same applies for building of houses for those who perform the righteous deeds mentioned in the Hadiths. The more a servant performs righteous deeds, the more Allah expands for him his place in Paradise. (1) Qadi Mundhir ibn Sa´eed said: ´´the Paradise in which Adam lived was not the eternal Paradise. He supported this view with the following arguments: One: Had it been the everl...