In Section 31 of Jami's Haft Awrang (Subhat al-Abrar), the poet describes the Islamic eschatological concept of Paradise (Jannah) having eight distinct degrees or ranks, which are allocated to believers based on the measure of their knowledge (ilm) and righteous deeds (amal).

Jami highlights two key theological and spiritual aspects:

1. Eternity (Khulud): Those who enter Paradise dwell in their assigned stations eternally, entirely free from grief and sorrow.
2. The Divine Vision (Ruyat Allah): The ultimate and most exalted blessing of Paradise transcending all physical rewards is the direct vision of God. Jami compares this spiritual encounter to gazing upon the brilliant fourteenth-night full moon, emphasizing that seeing the Beloved is the pinnacle of celestial bliss.