After this religion's Day of Judgment, souls will go to a fiery hell, Jahannam, or the houri-filled paradise, Jannah.
This religion's hell contains a tree that grows bitter fruit in the shape of monstrous heads. According to this religion, souls reach heaven by crossing a non-Chinvat bridge that cuts them in proportion to their sins. Between death and resurrection, souls in this religion reside in an antechamber called "limit" or "barrier" where they are questioned by two angels. This religion's seven-tiered heaven, the (*) "garden," was visited on the miraj. After this religion's Day of Judgment, souls will go to a fiery hell, Jahannam, or the houri-filled paradise, Jannah. For 10 points, name this religion that supposedly promises believers seventy-two virgins in heaven.
This religion's hell contains a tree that grows bitter fruit in the shape of monstrous heads.
Islam [or Sunni Islam; or Shi'a Islam; or obvious equivalents]