The Hour Is Unknown
7 ayahs
The knowledge of when the Hour will come belongs only to Allah.
Quran references
Quranic references on the Day of Judgment — the Hour, gathering, account, scales, and recompense.
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The knowledge of when the Hour will come belongs only to Allah.
The Quran mentions signs that will precede the coming of the Hour.
The Quran describes the convulsion of the earth when the Hour arrives.
The Quran states that all humanity will be gathered before Allah.
Every soul will be shown what it did — nothing will be concealed.
The Quran says every nation will have a witness and the Prophet will testify.
Every person will be shown their record of deeds in full.
The Quran says people will read their own record and their limbs will testify.
Deeds will be weighed on the scales — heavy deeds lead to success, light to loss.
Each person will be given their book of deeds in the right or left hand.
The Quran assures no soul will be wronged at all on the Day of Judgment.
The righteous will be brought to Paradise and given their reward.
The Quran describes the disbelievers being driven to the Fire in groups.
The Quran declares that every soul will taste death, and on the Day of Judgment their full recompense will be given.
The Quran states that every community and every person has a fixed term that cannot be advanced or delayed.
The Quran describes a barrier between death and resurrection through which no soul can return, and in which Pharaoh's people are shown the Fire.
The Quran commands not to say that those killed in the path of Allah are dead — they are alive, provided for by their Lord.