Narak is a concept in various religious traditions, particularly in Hinduism and Buddhism, representing a realm of suffering or hell. It is often depicted as a place where souls face the consequences of their negative actions or karma. The experiences in Narak are believed to be temporary, allowing souls to eventually be reborn into a better existence after serving their time. In Hindu texts, Narak is described as having multiple levels, each corresponding to different types of sins. Similarly, in Buddhism, it is seen as one of the six realms of existence, where beings endure pain and torment. Both traditions emphasize the importance of ethical living to avoid Narak and achieve a more favorable rebirth.