Assalamu'alaikum. What does Islam says about the Nephilim?

1 - Accountability on the Day of Resurrection (i. E Judgement) brings about the full scope of your Punishment for all of your deeds. Whereas the trial of the grave is just the *start* of punishment, and gives you a glimpse of what is to come.

- If what occurs in the grave is good, what follows is better; if what occurs is bad, then what follows is worse. SubhanAllah. 2 - Islamically, a person may get punishment 1.

In this world, 2. In the grave, and then 3. In Hell.

(Remember that people were punished while in this world too, such as the disbelievers from the nation of Noah who were drowned, and the homosexuals from the people of Lot upon whom it rained stones, and many other nations of the Prophets. Was that the conclusion of their punishment? Nope).

3 - Allah? Can punish people as many times as He wants which they deserve. He said in the Qur'an: "We shall punish them twice, and thereafter they shall be brought back to a great (horrible) torment" (9:101).

It was said about hypocrites specifically, but in general it would apply too - since it's referring to being punished "twice" meaning punishment in this world and the grave, and then the "great torment" meaning Hellfire afterward.

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