And it spotlights the qualities of those of īmān, contrasts them with those who reject īmān, and paints vivid portrayals of Paradise — the home of īmān — and terrifying descriptions of the Fire, reserved for the rejecters of īmān. It is a glow of light that, when it dawns upon the heart, gives birth to utmost confidence in Allah, comfort and warmth in drawing close to Allah, unrelenting optimism and best of expectations in every decree of Allah, and inner bliss in the remembrance of Allah. Another face that experienced this change was that of Sa’d ibn Mu’ādh, an encounter with īmān that took him on a journey from being simply an influential tribal leader to becoming an ally of Allah, so revered that His Throne shook upon Mu’ādh’s death.