Islam and Judaism share belief in which afterlife concepts?

• A. The Trinity
• B. Angels, Heaven, and Hell
• C. Reincarnation
• D. The Four Noble Truths

Answer: (B)

Both Islam and Judaism affirm an afterlife framework where beings act according to God’s will and people face judgment leading to reward or punishment. Angels appear in both traditions as messengers or servants of God, carrying out divine tasks. In Islam, the afterlife is clearly described with Heaven (Paradise) and Hell, along with a Day of Judgment. In Judaism, there is belief in the World to Come, often described as Gan Eden (the Garden of Eden) for the righteous and Gehinnom as a place of purification or punishment, depending on interpretation. The other options don’t fit both traditions: the Trinity is a Christian concept, reincarnation is not a standard mainstream belief in Islam or Judaism, and the Four Noble Truths are central to Buddhism. So the shared afterlife concepts are angels, Heaven, and Hell.