Summarizing the Chapter 　　The chapter of Al-Waaqi'ah opens with a booming clarion cry, a crashing epiphany, that ushers its witness's mind to the edge of creation's cataclysmic fate and onto the near shores of his or her own swift passage into undisputed reality, when this earth has been leveled into... More

　　The Superiority of the Delights of Paradise over the Pleasures of this World 　　The pleasures of this world are tangible and present, “here and now,” whilst the delights of Paradise are as yet unseen promises. People are readily influenced by what they can see and know instantly. It is hard... More

　　The pleasures of this world are transient whilst the joys of the Hereafter are lasting and eternal: 　　This is why Almighty Allah calls the pleasures of this world “temporary conveniences” because they are enjoyed for a short while, then they come to an end, but the joys of the Hereafter... More

　　The food and drink of the people of Paradise does not produce any impure excrement: 　　It might come to one’s mind that the food and drink of Paradise might produce the same as the food and drink of this world, namely excrement, urine, mucus, saliva, and so on. But this... More

　　Definition 　　What is meant by the Reckoning and Requital is that Allah, The Most Exalted, will make His slaves (all people) stand before Him on the Day of Judgment, and He will remind them of the deeds that they did, the words that they said, the faith or disbelief that... More

　　In part one of this article, the definition of Reckoning and an introductory explanation of its scene were discussed. In this part, an important question is to be answered as regards whether or not the disbelievers will be questioned on the Day of Judgment. 　　Will the disbelievers be questioned and... More

　　Evidence of the enormity of the terrors of that day 　　The Day of Resurrection will be a Day of tremendous significance and immense horror, the like of which mankind will never have seen. Allah Almighty clarified the enormity of its terrors in many verses. 　　1) Allah, the Most Exalted, described... More

　　Length of that Day 　　Almighty Allah Says (what means): 　　{The angels and the Spirit [i.e. Jibreel (Gabriel)] will ascend to Him (Allah) during a Day the extent of which is fifty thousand years. So be patient with gracious patience. Indeed, they see it [as] distant. But We see it [as]... More

　　The crushing of the earth and the blowing away of the mountains 　　Allah Almighty tells us that on the Day of Judgment, when the Trumpet will be blown, this stable earth of ours, with its strong and heavy mountains, will be crushed with a single crushing, as Allah, the Exalted,... More

　　The Grades of Paradise 　　The evidence that Paradise has various grades and its inhabitants will be in different ranks and categories: 　　Paradise consists of grades, some of which are above others, and its people will be of differing levels and categories according to their position in Paradise. Almighty Allah Says... More

　　There is nothing Like It 　　The delights of Paradise surpass imagination and defy description. They are like nothing known to the people of this world no matter how advanced we may become. 　　What we achieve is nothing in comparison with the joys of the Hereafter. As is mentioned in several... More

　　The Soil of Paradise 　　Describing the soil of Paradise, the Prophet Muhammad (may Allah exalt his mention) said: 　　“I entered Paradise, where I saw lights of pearl, its soil was musk.” [Al-Bukhari and Muslim] 　　Ibn Sayyaad, may Allah be pleased with him, asked the Messenger about the soil of Paradise.... More

　　The world of Jinns and devils and the world of humans are two different worlds. The world of the humans is visible to the Jinns, while the world of Jinns is a matter of the unseen for humans. The connection between the two worlds exists - in its worst form... More