Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "The first batch (of people) who will enter Paradise will be (glittering) like a full moon; and those who will enter next will be (glittering) like the brightest star. Their hearts will be as if the heart of a single man, for they will have no enmity amongst themselves, and everyone of them shall have two wives, each of whom will be so beautiful, pure and transparent that the marrow of the bones of their legs will be seen through the flesh. They will be glorifying Allah in the morning and evening, and will never fall ill, and they will neither blow their noses, nor spit. Their utensils will be of gold and silver, and their combs will be of gold, and the fuel used in their centers will be the aloeswood, and their sweat will smell like musk."
Beginning of Creation - Sahih al-Bukhari 3246
Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "The first batch (of people) who will enter Paradise will be (glittering) like a full moon; and those who will enter next will be (glittering) like the brightest star. Their hearts will be as if the heart of a single man, for they will have no enmity amongst themselves, and everyone of them shall have two wives, each of whom will be so beautiful, pure and transparent that the marrow of the bones of their legs will be seen through the flesh. They will be glorifying Allah in the morning and evening, and will never fall ill, and they will neither blow their noses, nor spit. Their utensils will be of gold and silver, and their combs will be of gold, and the fuel used in their centers will be the aloeswood, and their sweat will smell like musk."
Scholarly Commentary
This noble hadith describes the magnificent state of the inhabitants of Paradise, particularly the foremost believers who will be the first to enter. Their luminous appearance resembling the full moon and brightest stars indicates their elevated spiritual stations and purity of faith.
The unity of their hearts signifies the complete removal of worldly animosities and the perfection of brotherhood in Allah. The description of their wives demonstrates the perfection of Paradise's delights, where beauty transcends worldly limitations.
Their perpetual remembrance of Allah shows that the highest pleasure in Paradise is nearness to the Divine. The absence of bodily impurities and illnesses reflects the perfected nature of the heavenly existence.
The luxurious materials - gold, silver, and aloeswood - which are precious in this world, will be commonplace in Paradise, indicating the boundless generosity of Allah towards His faithful servants.