Dialogue images between the people of paradise and the people of Hell from the perspective of contemporary interpetations

Abstract

In its missionary efforts to reach the human intellect and heart, the Holy Qur'an employed a variety of approaches, including dialogue. As the literature of humanity, the Qur'an reveals to us various degrees and perspectives of human thought. And discourse is the instrument that contributes to highlighting these views and the means that everyone possesses to communicate his ideas. Therefore, dialogue is the means by which others' perspectives are expressed, and also the means by which the message's objectives are communicated. The Quranic discussion also addressed further subjects. Including faith and unbelief, good and evil, reparation, and choice. This dialogue took place between the prophets and messengers, on the one hand, and between the most powerful among them, and occasionally between those who were neither of these. In its dialogue with adversaries, the Qur'an relied on the best argumentation in all of these matters. Notably in the realm of belief, such as the dialogue between the people of Paradise and the people of Hell, as well as the dialogue amongst the people of Hell themselves. The Holy Qur'an utilized numerous proverbs and a variety of metaphors. Thus, the Holy Qur'an did not leave persuasion to the offenders but rather employed it