He Thought Jannah Was Full. Then Allah Answered Him

He is the last person to come out of the Fire, and he comes out crawling. He asks Allah to turn his face away from the Fire, then for a tree, then for the gate, each time promising it is the last thing he will ask. Jannah seems full to him. Then Allah tells him: for you is the like of the world, and ten times like it. The whole story in seven moments, from Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, with every detail tagged to the narration it comes from, and the Prophet's ﷺ own answer to why he laughed when he told it. 0:00 The last man out of the Fire 0:33 #1 He comes out crawling 1:16 #2 "Turn my face away from the Fire" 1:50 #3 Three trees 2:30 #4 At the gate of Jannah 3:18 #5 "I found it full" 3:41 #6 Ten times the world 4:37 #7 "Are You mocking me?" 5:19 Why the Prophet ﷺ laughed Explore the series: Stations of Judgment Day    • Stations of Judgment Day | Five Minute Deen   Watch next: Every Punishment the Prophet ﷺ Saw in One Dream    • The Night Two Angels Showed the Prophet ﷺ ...   Previous episode: The First 3 People Judged on Judgment Day    • The First 3 People Judged on Judgment Day   Sources: Sahih Muslim 186 (Ibn Mas'ud): the last of the people of the Fire to come out, crawling; "Go and enter Jannah"; it seems full to him; "for you is the like of the world and ten times like it" (or: "ten times the like of the world", a narrator's doubt); "Are You mocking me, or laughing at me, while You are the King?"; the Prophet ﷺ laughed until his back teeth showed; it used to be said: this is the lowest in rank of the people of Jannah. Second chain: "what you wished for, and ten times the world" Sahih al-Bukhari 6571 (Ibn Mas'ud): the same report as Muslim 186 (first chain) Sahih Muslim 187 (Ibn Mas'ud, via Anas): he walks once, stumbles once, the Fire scorches him once; "Blessed is He who saved me from you"; three trees, each more beautiful; "O son of Adam, if I give it to you, perhaps you will ask for another"; his Lord excuses him; the voices of the people of Jannah; "the world, and the like of it with it"; "Are You mocking me, while You are the Lord of the worlds?"; the Prophet ﷺ laughed "because of the laugh of the Lord of the worlds"; "I am not mocking you, but I am able to do whatever I will" Sahih al-Bukhari 7437 (Abu Huraira, with Abu Sa'id al-Khudri present): one man left facing the Fire; "My Lord, turn my face away from the Fire"; promises and pledges; brought to the gate; Jannah opens wide; "let me not be the most wretched of Your creation"; Allah laughs and says "Enter Jannah"; "Wish"; "That is for you, and the like of it with it"; Abu Sa'id: "and ten times the like of it", which he testified he memorised from the Prophet ﷺ; people taken out of the Fire known by the marks of prostration, which Allah has forbidden the Fire to eat Quran 42:11: there is nothing like Him (Allah's attributes affirmed without likening Him to His creation) Sahih al-Bukhari 1386: the Prophet's ﷺ dream (Inside the Grave, now available through the next episode above) Every quote is shown on screen with its reference. Prophets are never drawn. No music: voice and sound effects only. Five Minute Deen: one station of the unseen, explained in about five minutes.