Wealth is often seen as a goal to strive for in life, however this world's wealth is flawed and imperfect. Allah created the world as a transitory place to appreciate the wealth of the Garden, which is everlasting and will bring true pleasure. The Garden is a harmony of Allah's bounty and splendour, and its treasures are limitless. These treasures emphasise the splendour of the Garden, and are given out to those of Allah's slaves whom He wills. Wealth is a major goal for many people, but its power and influence is limited to this world.

Allah, however, offers a wealth of an entirely different nature in the Garden: treasures of beauty and abundance that are beyond any price, such as jewels, precious stones, and pearls. The Garden is a place of eternal abundance, with blessings that never run out and food that never fails. Allah will offer these treasures to His chosen slaves free of charge, offering a wealth unlike any in the world.

Questions:

What is the symbol of power and respect in non-religious societies?
How does a person without faith believe they can achieve happiness?
What is the meaning of the Arabic word dunya?
What is the reminder of the Prophet concerning the treasures of the Garden?
What is the limitation of human life?
What is adorned when the Garden appears?
What is revealed in the Qur'an regarding the Garden?