Day of Judgment

1. Hell and Paradise

1.1. Before judgment can commence, Hell and Paradise are brought forth.

2. Scales of Justice

2.1. The scale of deed will be set up and each deed will be weighed and tallied

3. The Book of Deeds

3.1. Each person will be given a book in either their right or left hand. Everything we do in this world has been recorded by angels.

3.2. Those who are given the book in their right hand will begin to relax and feel happy and honoured.

3.3. Sadly though, many will receive their book in their left hand or behind their back. And the fear rises.

4. Accounting

4.1. The first thing that each person will be questioned about is his prayer

5. Crossing the Sirat

5.1. After the questioning and accounting all people will pass over the Sirat. A bridge that is sharper than a sword and thinner than a hair. There will be no natural light but each person will be guided by their own light. The light will shine with a brightness dependent upon the piety and goodness of the person.

5.2. The bridge has hooks that will scratch and snare people causing them to fall into Hell. Those who successfully cross the bridge will enter Paradise.

5.3. The Day of Judgment comes to a close as the people are judged and make their way across the bridge.

6. Allah knows when

6.1. “Men ask you of the Hour, Say the knowledge of it is with Allah only, what can convey to you that may be the Hour is near.” (Quran 33:63)

7. Blowing the trumpet

7.1. The Day of Judgment will come suddently. The trumpet will be blown and the people will hear a sound so horrendous that the mountains and the earth itself will crumble to dust.

7.1.1. “And when the trumpet is blown with a single blast, and the earth and the mountains are removed from their places, and crushed with a single crushing, then on that Day shall the (Great) Event befall.” (Quran 69:13-15)

7.1.2. “And the trumpet will be blown, and whoever is in the heavens and whoever is on the earth will fall dead except whom Allah wills. Then it will be blown again, and at once they will be standing, looking on!” (Quran 39:68)

8. The Standing

8.1. The dead will rise and people will stand in groups staring ahead. Some People are happy while others tremble in fear.

9. Waiting for what is to come

9.1. After the trumpet has been blown and the bodies of all humanity have been resurrected the people stand on a wide open plane waiting for the judgment to begin

9.2. “When sight is confounded, and the moon is eclipsed (hidden from view), and the sun and the moon are brought together.” (Quran 75:7-9).

9.2.1. The people are gathered under an eerie light and will be made to wait.

10. Prophets

10.1. The people will be gathered in groups crying "Who will help us!"They rush to Adam PBUH and beg for his help, but he is also afraid so he tells them to ask Ibrahim. Ibrahim will reply just as Adam and tell them to go to Musa. Musa will reply just as the prophets previous to him and tell them to go to Isa. Isa is also afraid so he tells them to go to the last prophet, Mohammed.

10.2. Prophet Mohammed goes to Allah “Then I will ask my Lord for permission and He will give me permission, and He will inspire me with words of praise with which I will praise Him, words that I do not know now. So I will praise Him with those words of praise and I will fall down prostrate before Him. He will say, ‘O Muhammad! Raise your head; ask, for it will be given to you, and intercede, for your intercession will be accepted.’ I will raise my head and say, ‘My Ummah, O Lord! My Ummah, O Lord!’