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is therefore disagreeable to Sin. If false gods are imagined, who themselves would have weaknesses that fit in with
sin, they give countenance to evils, and it becomes difficult to give them up, unless Allah's grace comes to our
assistance. (37.19)
36:49 - They will not (have to) wait for aught but a single Blast: it will seize them while they are yet
disputing among themselves!
36:51 - The trumpet shall be sounded when behold! from the sepulchers (men) will rush forth to
their Lord! 3997
3997 Traditionally, the angel who will sound the Trumpet is Israfil, but the name does not occur in the Qur-an. The Trumpet
is mentioned in many places: e.g., vi. 73; lxxviii. 18, etc. (36.51)
23:101 - Then when the Trumpet is blown there will be no more relationships between them that
day nor will one ask after another! 2941
2941 The old relationships of the world will then be dissolved. Each soul will stand on its merits. (23.101)
69:13 - Then when one Blast is sounded on the Trumpet 5648
5648 We now come to the Inevitable Event, the Day of Judgment, the theme of this Sura. This is the first Blast referred to in
xxxix. 68, n. 4343. (69.13)
20:102 - The Day when the Trumpet will be sounded: that Day We shall gather the sinful blear-eyed
(with terror) 2627
2627 Zurq=having eyes different from the normal colour, which in the East is black and white;
having blue eyes, or eyes afflicted with dimness or blindness, or squint; hence mataphorically,
blear-eyed (with terror). (20.102)
74:8 - Finally when the Trumpet is sounded
79:13 - But verily it will be but a single (compelling) Cry. 5925
5925 Judgment will be insugurated with a single compelling Cry. Cf. xxxvii. 19. See also xxxvi. 29 and 49, where the single
mightly Blast seems to refer to the sinners being cut off in this life and plunged into the other world where they will be
further judged, and xxxvi. 53, where the final Judgment is referred to. (79.13)
80:33 - At length when there comes the Deafening Noise 5965
5965 Preliminary to the establishment of the Final Judgment. (80.33)
78:18 - The Day that the Trumpet shall be sounded and ye shall come forth in crowds; 5897
5897 The angel charged with the sounding of the Trumpet is Israfil. It will herald Judgment. Cf. 1. 20; also xxxix. 68, and n.
4343; and lxix. 13, n. 5648. (78.18)
APPEARANCE:
18:47 - One Day We shall remove the mountains and thou wilt see the earth as a level stretch and
We shall gather them all together nor shall We leave out any one of them. 2388
2388 On the Day of Judgment none of our present landmarks will remain. (18.47)
18:48 - And they will be marshalled before thy Lord in ranks (with the announcement) "Now have ye
come to Us (bare) as We created you first: aye ye thought We shall not fulfil the appointment
made to you to meet (Us)!": 23892390
2389 We shall stand as we were created, with none of the adventitious possessions that we collected in this life, which will
all have vanished. (18.48)
2390 The sceptics will now at length be convinced of the Reality which will be upon them. (18.48)
18:49- And the Book (of Deeds) will be placed (before you); and thou wilt see the sinful in great
terror because of what is (recorded) therein; they will say "Ah! woe to us! what a book is this! It
leaves out nothing small or great but takes account thereof!" They will find all that they did
placed before them: and not one will thy Lord treat with injustice. 2391
2391 Personal responsibility, for all deeds in this life will then be enforced. But it will be done with perfect justice. Expressed
in the forms of this world, it will amount to a clear statement of all we did in this life; the record will be put before us to
convince us. As it will be a perfect record, with no omissions and no wrong entries, it will be perfectly convincing.
Where there is punishment, it has been earned by the wrong-doer's own deeds, not imposed on him unjustly. (18.49)
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