This history of Sufi conceptions of the hereafter - often imagined
as a place of corporeal reward (Paradise) or punishment (Hell) - is
built upon the study of five medieval Sufi Qur'an commentaries.
Pieter Coppens shows that boundary crossing from this world to the
otherworld, and vice versa, revolves around the idea of meeting
with and the vision of God; a vision which for some Sufis is not
limited to the hereafter. The Qur'anic texts selected for study -
all key verses on seeing God - are placed in their broader
religious and social context and are shown to provide a useful and
varied source for the reconstruction of a history of Sufi
eschatology and the vision of God.
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