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A worried looking shabby man in a business suit is standing in the center, with a 60-year-old woman on his left, a hippy woman on his right, and a Roman senator wearing a toga behind him. Demons in hell are depicted in the background.

Auntie's Inferno

The cover is divided into three vertical sections. The upper section features the golden gates of heaven emerging through soft, ethereal clouds. The word "Heaven" is boldly written across this section in a serif-style, jet-black font, with clouds slightly overlapping the edges to blend the text seamlessly. In the middle section, "To" is written in delicate black cursive font, elegantly placed in the center with a glowing transition from white to a faint shadowing around it. The bottom section is dominated by the fiery landscape of hell, with blazing flames and dark, jagged rocks. The word "Hell" is aggressively scrawled in deep blood-red, dripping slightly as if it’s melting into the hellfire below. The author's name, "Mariam Nashed," is displayed near the bottom in white and is aligned slightly to the right for balance.

A central ascending staircase stretches from the bottom of the cover to the top, surrounded by swirling, dramatic clouds in multiple shades of gray, blue, and fiery red. On the right, a radiant and ornate golden gateway adorned with celestial symbols suggests a way to heaven, emanating a gentle glow. On the left, a darker, more sinister gateway draped in shadow and flame leads to hell, its structure twisted and menacing. Both gateways emit an ethereal light, contrasting with the murky clouds and setting the emotional tone of fear and uncertainty.

STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN HEADED TO HELL

The cover features a central image of a dark and ominous-looking hell, with flames and tortured souls. The image is surrounded by a grey background, giving a sense of despair and sadness.

前世今生因果分类直指

A mystical scene transitions between heaven and hell. The top half of the design features an ethereal depiction of heaven with golden gates surrounded by soft, swirling white clouds, blending into a gradient blue sky. The lower half of the cover flows into a fiery inferno, depicting a deep crimson hell with flames and dark rocky textures. "Heaven" is prominently written in bold black at the top, with a golden glow around the word. "To" is scripted in elegant black cursive in the center where the two realms merge. Finally, "Hell" is in striking blood-red lettering at the bottom, superimposed over the flames. Mariam Nashed’s name is positioned in smaller text in gold at the bottom center of the cover.

A dark gradient background transitioning from a smoky white top to deep red at the bottom. "Heaven" is positioned at the top, bold and in black, overlaid on the partially obscured golden gates of heaven surrounded by misty white clouds. "To" is featured in the middle in elegant black cursive, floating amidst a soft gradient sky. "Hell" is at the bottom, fiery red in color with the text appearing to be engulfed in flames, with subtle shadows and embers merging into the intense infernal imagery below.

The cover has a vertical progression representing the titular transformation. At the top, a luminous heavenly gate with soft white and golden clouds dominates. This ethereal glow subtly fades into the middle section with a whisper of gray fog and darkness, symbolizing transition, where the word "To" is centered. At the bottom, the cover descends into a vivid chaos of flaming reds, glowing oranges, and flickering shadows, creating an overwhelming sense of heat, intensity, and danger reflective of fire and inferno.

Paradise to Inferno

A dark black background evoking solemnity and gravity. In the center, a radiant golden crescent moon with intricate Islamic geometric patterns etched within it. Surrounding the crescent are subtle, wispy clouds, symbolizing the dual worlds of paradise above and hell beneath. At the bottom of the cover, faint glowing embers blend delicately into darkness, symbolizing the gravity of sin and the consequences of hellfire.

GUNOHI KABIRALAR

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