The Torments of Hell (Islamic Poem). 🔥

 


If only you knew the torments of hell

It is the worst of places where anyone could

dwell

It is in existence even as we speak

And for its inhabitants, the outlook is bleak

On the day of rising, hell will be in view

A terrible sight, if only you knew

It will be brought forward by 70,000 reigns

And 70,000 angels will be on each of those

chains


After burning for a thousand years, its flames

turned white

A thousand more years, now it's as black as the

night


You think the flames are bearable, you're totally wrong


The flames of hell are sixty-nine times as

strong

In a flash it will disintegrate all of your bones

The hell fire will be fuelled by man and stones

The thickness of your skin will greatly increase

Causing your threshold for pain to greatly

decrease

The people in hell, many are there to stay

They will melt to nothing, 70,000 times in a

day


Seventy years it will take, for a stone that is

thrown

to hit the bottom of hell and it won't be alone

The food of hell resembles a devil's head

and to drink, boiling water and blood bright

red


Which cuts up the bowels, everything will fall

out

The inhabitants of hell will scream and shout

some will be taken out by Almighty Allah's

command


but the polytheists will stay eternally damned

Take up Islam, the only way to succeed

and if you don't, you're unfortunate indeed

Brothers and Sisters, help determine your fate

Once you see Hellfire, it'll be far too late...

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