Then the creation is led to the pavilions of reckoning, which are ten pavilions, and they stand in each pavilion for a thousand years. The son of Adam is asked at the first pavilion of them about incestuous matters. If he has not fallen into any of them, he may go to the second pavilion and ask about desires. If he has escaped from them, he may go to... The third pavilion is asked about disobedience to parents. If he is not disobedient, he may go to the fourth pavilion and be asked about the rights of those to whom God has delegated their affairs, about teaching them the Qur’an, and about their religion and their discipline. If he has done so, he may go to the fifth pavilion and ask about what his right hand possesses. If he has been good to them, he may go to the sixth pavilion and ask. On the rights of his relatives, if he has fulfilled their rights, he may go to the seventh pavilion and be asked about family ties. If he is a relative of his relatives, he may go to the eighth pa