One amongst the denizens of Hell who had led a life of ease and plenty amongst the people of the world would be made to dip in Fire only once on the Day of Resurrection and then it would be said to him: O, son of Adam, did you find any comfort, did you happen to get any material blessing? He would say: By Allah, no, my Lord.
And then that person from amongst the persons of the world be brought who had led the most miserable life (in the world) from amongst the inmates of Paradise. and he would be made to dip once in Paradise and it would be said to him. 0, son of Adam, did you face, any hardship? Or had any distress fallen to your lot? And he would say: By Allah, no, 0 my Lord, never did I face any hardship or experience any distress.
Isn’t that just a collection of tiny sects?
Of the major Arbrahamic faiths yes. There’s also different religions such as the Druze which believe that instead of hell there’s reincarnation which is more of an in-between path.
Up and including suffering genocide.
Isn’t that just a collection of tiny sects?
Everything is relative to reward.
Of the major Arbrahamic faiths yes. There’s also different religions such as the Druze which believe that instead of hell there’s reincarnation which is more of an in-between path.
So, assuming every other factor is identical, someone being murdered in a genocide gets higher reward that someone living in peace?
From the Sunni Islamic perspective, which is what most Palestinians follow, yes.
That’s incentivising the martyrdom
Rewarding martyrdom is not incentivizing it. The Palestinians didn’t invite Israel to come occupy and genocide them.
In case of Palestinians no, of course not. But it did worked like that through history in various cases.