The following is the description of Jannah and the delights that it

The following is the description of Jannah and the delights that it
contains by ibn Qayyim:

If you ask about its ground and its soil, then it is of musk and saffron.

And if you ask about its roof, then it is the Throne of the Most Merciful.

And if you ask about its rocks, then they are pearls and jewels.

And if you ask about its buildings, then they are made of bricks of gold
and silver.
And if you ask about its trees, then it does not contain a single tree
except that its trunk is made of gold and silver.

And if you ask about its fruits, then they are softer than butter and
sweeter than honey.
And if you ask about its leaves, then they are softer than the softest
cloth.
And if you ask about its rivers, then there are rivers of milk who's
taste does not change, and rivers of wine that is delicious to those who
drink it, and rivers of honey that is pure, and rivers of water that is
fresh.

And if you ask about their food, then it is fruits from whatever they will
choose, and the meat of whatever birds they desire.

And if you ask about their drink, then it is Tasneem, ginger, and Kaafor .

And if you ask about their drinking cups, then they are crystal-clear and
made of gold and silver.

And if you ask about its shade, then a fast rider would ride in the shade
of one of its trees for a hundred years and not escape it.

And if you ask about its vastness, then the lowest of its people would have
within his kingdom and walls and palaces and gardens the distance that
would be travelled in a thousand years.

And if you ask about its tents and encampments, then one tent is like a
concealed pearl that is sixty miles long.

And if you ask about its towers, then they
are rooms above rooms in buildings that have rivers running underneath
them.

And if you ask about how far it reaches into the sky, then look at the
shining star that is visible, as well as those that are far in the heavens
that the eyesight cannot possibly reach.

And if you ask about the clothing of its inhabitants, then they are of silk
and gold.
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