Paradise is primarily for the believers, but repentance and faith can also allow others to enter.
Paradise is described in the Quran as a reward for the believers and those who do good deeds. In Surah Al-Imran, verse 185, Allah says: 'Every soul will taste death, and you will be compensated your full wages on the Day of Resurrection. So whoever is removed from the Fire and admitted to Paradise has certainly attained victory, and what is the life of this world except the enjoyment of delusion.' This verse indicates that worldly life is temporary, and individuals must perform good deeds and have faith in God to attain Paradise. Moreover, in Surah Maryam, verse 60 it states: 'Except for he who repents, believes and does righteousness; those will enter Paradise and will not be wronged at all.' This verse clarifies that Paradise is indeed attainable for all, provided they genuinely repent and believe along with performing righteous deeds. Thus, it is evident from the Quran that faith and good deeds complemented by sincere repentance are the key pathways to Paradise. Therefore, one could say that while Paradise is designated for the believers, those who repent and sincerely believe in God while performing good deeds can also access Paradise.
Every soul will taste death, and you will be compensated your full wages on the Day of Resurrection. So whoever is removed from the Fire and admitted to Paradise has certainly attained victory, and what is the life of this world except the enjoyment of delusion.
Except for he who repents, believes and does righteousness; those will enter Paradise and will not be wronged at all.
One day, Adel was feeling a sense of weariness and hopelessness in his heart. He remembered that the Quran states if someone believes in God and performs righteous deeds, they can enter Paradise. Thus, he decided to show respect to his parents and assist in good deeds. Gradually, he felt that his life had taken on a new color and he gained a greater sense of peace.