RESURRECTION AND THE LAST DAY


BELIEF IN THE RESSURECTION AND THE DAY OF JUDGMENT
Q      Write short accounts of Muslim belief about Resurrection and the
Last day.                                           [4-N-05]

Note: Read Sura Al Qariah and Sura Al Zilzaal for further details

Importance
  • ·         Allah is the creator of humanity
  • ·         Allah knows what is right for humanity and what is wrong
  • ·         Allah wants human beings to follow His way

     Truly He who gives life to the dead earth can surely give life to men who are dead”.                                            
                                                                      [41.39]
  • ·         If they don’t, they should be answerable
  •       Human beings do injustice with the others
  • ·         There should be some accountability
             Stages
  •        End of life on earth

           “It will be the Day when people will be like scattered moths and mountains will be like carded wool”
                                                                                (Al Qariah)
  •           New life or Resurrection

“On that day will men proceed in companies sorted out, to be shown their deeds. [Al Zilzaal]
  •           Answerable to Allah for what they did in life
  • ·         Final Judgment of Allah about Paradise or Hell.

·                           "Those whose weight of good deeds will be heavy, they will be in unending bliss, and those whose      
                 weight will be light (of good deeds) will be in a blazing fire”(Al Qariah)










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