In Sikhism it can be divided into two types, with Arbuda and Sanjiva being the best examples.
In Sikhism it can be divided into two types, with Arbuda and Sanjiva being the best examples. In Smritis, or Hindu legal texts, up to 21 types of it have been mentioned, though the only Hindu religious texts to describe it are the Puranas. Buddhism, like Sikhism and Hinduism, also gives it the name of Naraka. The tree of Zaqqum is present in the Islamic version known as Jahannam, whose name is derived from the Hebrew word connoting the same thing. In Norse myth, it is the site of Eljudnir, is encircled by the impassable river Gjoll, and is ruled by the youngest child of Angrboda and Loki. Perhaps better known is the Jewish version of Gehenna. FTP, name this common place, which according to Dante is home to nine circles.
In Sikhism it can be divided into two types, with Arbuda and Sanjiva being the best examples.
{hell} (accept {naraka} before it’s mentioned; prompt on “underworld”)