The Day of Judgment
The Day of Resurrection is the Day of Reckoning. Faith in him is the foundation of the Imam.
In simple terms .
In the Islamic sense, death does not mean the final disappearance of a person. The Quran speaks of the resurrection and the just reward. It reminds us that every soul will taste death, and full reward will be given on the Day of Resurrection.[1]
The concept of Paradise and Hell is related to the hereafter. They remind us of God's mercy, justice, and the seriousness of human choice.
Why should we remember that?
Belief in the Day of Judgment moves us to look beyond immediate gain. Even if a wrongdoing can be hidden from others, it does not make it indifferent to God. The Quran emphasizes the importance of even the smallest good and evil.[2]
So faith is linked to everyday activities - honesty, returning strangers, helping people, and rejecting injustice. Remembering the future answer should help correct the situation, not make it a reason to judge each one.
Where to Start
Study this subject with determination and the foundations of faith. Do not set a date for the end of the world, and do not take sensational messages as evidence. The Quran relates knowledge of the time of the Hour to God.[3]