Al-Wasilah- The Highest Rank In Jannah
yes. But the prophets would have the highest rank.
The Seeker of FirdawsHazrat ‘Ubadah bin as-Samit (رضی اللہ عنہ) narrates that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ said:“There are one hundred levels in Paradise. Between every two levels there is a distance like that between the sky and the earth. Firdaws is the highest of them. From it the rivers of Paradise flow, and above it is the Throne. So when you ask Allah, ask Him for Firdaws.”(Sunan al-Tirmidhi, Hadith no. 2471)That is, there are one hundred levels of Paradise. Between each level there is a distance equal to that between the earth and the sky. Firdaws is the highest level of Paradise. From it flow the four streams of Paradise, and above it is the Throne of Allah. Therefore, when you ask Allah for Paradise, ask Him for Firdaws.In this Hadith of the Messenger ﷺ, asking for Paradise does not mean merely making a verbal supplication for Paradise. Rather, in this Hadith, asking for Paradise means becoming a seeker of Paradise. A person’s intention should be that he always seeks the highest thing. By nature, a person of elevated aspiration is not satisfied with anything lower. From the perspective of aspiration, to be a seeker of Firdaws means that in order to attain the highest Paradise, you should become one who performs the highest level of deeds. Your character, your understanding, and your standards should reach the highest level, so that you may become deserving of the highest Paradise. You should shape your personality according to the highest standard required for entry into the highest Paradise.Therefore, prove yourself to be a seeker of Firdaws. It is clear from this Hadith that merely asking Allah for Firdaws is not sufficient; in reality, its seeker is one whose deeds become worthy of it. If you become included among that fortunate group who will be settled in Jannat-ul-Firdaws in the Hereafter, then Jannat-ul-Firdaws is another name for being in the neighborhood of the Lord of the Worlds. Firdaws requires the highest level of action; once Paradise becomes one’s goal, nothing less remains worthy of being a person’s ultimate objective.Reference:Kitab-e-Ma‘rifat, page 484By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan