عِندَهَا جَنَّةُ ٱلْمَأْوَىٰٓ
'Indahaa jannatul maawaa
near it is the garden of refuge.
The account of the vision stops here to state a position, and it is the one piece of geography this passage supplies. Ma'wā is a word of shelter, from the verb for taking someone in, and both destinations receive the name: in surah al-Nazi'at the fire is a ma'wā and two lines later the garden is a ma'wā. What the word settles is that someone is taken in, and the surrounding words decide by whom.