heaven's ghetto

My words,thoughts and proclaimations might not be as strict as that of a religious scholar though our aims n objectives might not be far from each other.My stance and approach arose from my thought on the fairness of God in everything.Personally i think its going to be a lot unfair, though acceptable and with no complaints at all ,if at the end of the day i find myself and some of us, in the same level of paradise with the likes of prophet Moses,Abraham,Jesus and Muhamad(pbuh) and the early men that accepted faith along with them.God's justification for that if it happens, i may never know till i meet him......i wish to live a good life(according to my own definition) and i still pray and hope to make heaven.Though, I am trying my best and even if i get to put the best of effort i am imagining to support this quest, i still dont think i should be on the same plane of paradise with these set of people,if i make it at last...None of all this great prophets ever made prosperity in terms of wordly wealth their major concern like i and a lot of us do. Our aims and ways of achieving(as compared to them) them are slightly different.They chose the reward of meeting with their lord over the life of the present while i have chosen to live "the good life" here on earth and still try and make the same heaven they struggled for.Going by the kinds of lives we've both lived, would anybody think it fair that we should be given the same scores?I dont know what the opinions of great religious scholars would be but all i know is God knows best and he's the greatest,and most just of all judges. i dont want to die if am given the choice and if i die,definitely, i dont wanna burn.Lets say i cant live next door to Adam's mansion or play with the household members of Abraham if i make it,Dear lord if u can hear me am pleading, i really wont mind staying in heaven's ghetto if it has one.