Transliteration:( Jannaati 'adnin mufattahatan lahumul abwaab )
98. The doors of faith and piety are opened for them in the world, at the time of their demise and in their graves windows of paradise are opened for them for letting in heavenly breeze and in the hereafter doors are opened for them to enter Paradise and will remain open. They will not have to work to open them.
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Please refer to Surah Sad ayat 49 which provides the complete commentary from verse 49 through 54.
(38:50) This was an admonition. (Now listen:) for the righteous there is indeed an excellent resort: everlasting Gardens whose gates shall remain open to them.[52]
52. The words mufattahat-al-lahum-ul-abwab may have several meanings: (1) They will go about in the Gardens (Paradise) freely without any hesitation. (2) No effort will have to be made to open the gates of Paradise, they will open automatically as soon as they will have the desire to enter them. (3) The angels appointed for keeping Paradise will open the gates for them as soon as they see them. This third meaning has been expressed more clearly at another place in the Quran, thus: When they arrive there, and its gates shall already have been opened, its keepers will say: Peace be upon you, you have fared well, enter here to dwell for ever. (Surah Az-Zumar, Ayat 73).
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