The Qur'an describes Paradise as having a breadth like the heavens and earth (3:133), communicating its immense scope. Such language need not specify a complete map of its relation to the observable heavens.
Classical explanations discuss Paradise as above the heavens and below the Throne, while others refrain from overly precise location claims. Affirming its existence is not the same as claiming a fully determined geography beyond what revelation establishes.
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The Prophetic Basin, the Bridge, Paradise and Hell: Reality and Permanence
The Qur'an describes Paradise as having a breadth like the heavens and earth (3:133), communicating its immense scope. Such language need not specify a complete map of its relation to the observable heavens.
Classical explanations discuss Paradise as above the heavens and below the Throne, while others refrain from overly precise location claims. Affirming its existence is not the same as claiming a fully determined geography beyond what revelation establishes.