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Fatwa Secretary on Entry to Paradise
The article discusses the question of whether a person enters Paradise by their deeds or through God's mercy. The Dar Al-Ifta (Islamic Fatwa House) affirmed that entering Paradise fundamentally depends on God's mercy, while righteous deeds are considered the means to attain this mercy and elevate one's ranks in Paradise. It clarified that Allah has promised His servants Paradise in exchange for their good deeds, but the elevation of homes and degrees depends on God's grace and generosity, not solely on deeds. It was mentioned that prostration (sujud) and good deeds increase the believer's rank, and that love for the Prophet along with righteous actions may both contribute to entering Paradise. However, ultimately, entry to Paradise is through the mercy of Allah, and good deeds are a way to achieve that mercy and raise one's stations.
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