Jannah

Q: Can an unmarried woman make dua to get married to Prophets in Jannah?

Q: Can an unmarried woman in paradise marry a married man if she loves him?

Q: It has been said that our Nabi sallallahu alaihi wasallam has said that Christians have 72 sects and Islam will have 73 sects and only one sect will enter paradise, can anybody say which is that right sect.

Q: My question is about nikah in paradise. If we like someone and did not get married due to his/her death but still like him/her from the bottom of our heart and want to marry him/her and pray to Allah to meet in jannat, is it permissible to pray like this and will Allah give us the right to choose him/her as a spouse in jannat?

Q: I'm a practicing Muslim woman in USA and I notice that in the Quran even if the men are rewarded with Hoor Al Ayn there is no stated reward for women in the Quran. Like sometimes I need motivation for Jannah and saying "whatever you desire" is too vague for me. Maybe if Allah stated that women would be rewarded with a palace with singing angels or a Pegasus or a personal spa it would have motivated us even more. So I could pray five times a day and at the end of the day I could say Allah would reward you with blah blah blah and I could say Allah is very generous with me or I could be very happy knowing I won't be disappointed in the afterlife. I know Jannah isn't like Dunya, but how Allah reassured the men that even if they died unmarried or withheld themselves in this world Allah will substitute with something better, sometimes I need the same reassurance. Also I think a lot of Muslim women need reassurance also. What do women get?

Q: I heard that doing good deeds without sincerity of intention for the sake of Allah, Allah will not accept the good deeds, what if you do good deeds to get rewards in Jannah? Will Allah accept your good deeds then?

Q: If a person is non-Muslim but he is doing good work, he is not doing bad things or everything he does is good but he is not a Muslim, will that person go to hell or Allah paak will forgive him?

Q: When the Qur'an says faces will be white, I was wondering, does it physically mean their faces will turn white on judgment day or just be radiant?

Q: I was wondering in paradise will the people of paradise be white/fair in complexion according to scripture?

Q: I was wondering, is it accurate to say that the houris are described as white because that is what many of the arabs liked at the time? Is it kufr or ignorance to say this?