Edition 75 of 114
Meccan Bureau
40 Verses
Quran Daily
Revelation. Reported. Truth.
القيامة
Al-Qiyamah
— Al-Qiyamah
Anchoring the Present in the Awaited Day
Affirmation of the certainty of the Day of Resurrection
Front Page
Anchoring the Present in the Awaited Day
Affirmation of the certainty of the Day of Resurrection
I swear by the Day of Resurrection.
75:1
Multiple Correspondents Corroborate
en.sahih
I swear by the Day of Resurrection
en.arberry
No! I swear by the Day of Resurrection.
en.maududi
Nay, I swear by the Day of Resurrection;
en.yusufali
I do call to witness the Resurrection Day;
en.pickthall
Nay, I swear by the Day of Resurrection;
highest Priority
The Body Reassembled: A Call to Conscious Stewardship
Does man think that We will not reassemble his bones?
75:3
The Exactness of Allah’s Fingerprints
Yes indeed; We are Able to reconstruct his fingertips.
75:4
Harmonious Orbit: The Divine Rhythm of Light
And the sun and the moon are joined together.
75:9
Front Page
Anchoring the Present in the Awaited Day
Affirmation of the certainty of the Day of Resurrection
I swear by the Day of Resurrection.
75:1
Multiple Correspondents Corroborate
en.sahihI swear by the Day of Resurrection
en.arberryNo! I swear by the Day of Resurrection.
en.maududiNay, I swear by the Day of Resurrection;
en.yusufaliI do call to witness the Resurrection Day;
en.pickthallNay, I swear by the Day of Resurrection;
The Body Reassembled: A Call to Conscious Stewardship
Does man think that We will not reassemble his bones?
75:3
The Exactness of Allah’s Fingerprints
Yes indeed; We are Able to reconstruct his fingertips.
75:4
Harmonious Orbit: The Divine Rhythm of Light
And the sun and the moon are joined together.
75:9
Breaking News
The Temptation of Habit: Turning the Desire for Sin into Repentance
Mankind
75:5
But man wants to deny what is ahead of him.
75:6
man
He asks, “When is the Day of Resurrection?”
He asks, “When is the Day of Resurrection?”
— man 75:6
The Transparent Ledger of the Soul
MankindMuhammad
75:13
On that Day man will be informed of everything he put forward, and everything he left behind.
75:14
And man will be evidence against himself.
75:15
Even as he presents his excuses.
75:16
Do not wag your tongue with it, to hurry on with it.
The Call of Patience: Turning Away from Instant Desires
BelieversDisbelieversMankind
75:20
Alas, you love the fleeting life.
75:21
And you disregard the Hereafter.
75:22
Faces on that Day will be radiant.
75:23
Looking towards their Lord.
75:24
And faces on that Day will be gloomy.
75:25
Realizing that a back-breaker has befallen them.
75:26
Indeed, when it has reached the breast-bones.
75:27
Man
And it is said, “Who is the healer?”
75:28
And He realizes that it is the parting.
And it is said, “Who is the healer?”
— Man 75:27
The Silent Disbeliever: Ignoring the Call of Prayer
DisbelieversMankind
75:31
He neither believed nor prayed.
75:32
But he denied and turned away.
75:33
Then he went to his family, full of pride.
75:34
Woe to you; and woe.
75:35
Then again: Woe to you; and woe.
75:36
Does man think that he will be left without purpose?
75:37
Was he not a drop of ejaculated semen?
75:38
Then he became a clot. And He created and proportioned?
Character Dossier
Mankind
group
Total mentions: 495
In sura: 17
Dominant need: Safety
First: Sura 3
· Last: Sura 114
· 88 suras
Allah
spiritual entity
Total mentions: 4187
In sura: 14
Dominant need: Transcendence
First: Sura 1
· Last: Sura 114
· 112 suras
Disbelievers
group
Total mentions: 1145
In sura: 5
Dominant need: Transcendence
First: Sura 1
· Last: Sura 113
· 94 suras
Total characters in this sura: 5
Audio Edition
40 segments
Man: 1
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Narrator: 37
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Editorial
FaithAfterlifeAccountabilityWorshipGuidance
Anchoring the Present in the Awaited Day
The opening verse of Surah Al‑Qiyamah reminds believers that the Day of Resurrection is not a distant, abstract event but a present reality that shapes every choice. The oath—"I swear by the Day of Resurrection"—serves as a divine reminder of accountability, echoing the Qur’anic principle that all deeds are recorded by the angels (Qur’an 75:2‑3). Classical scholars such as Ibn Kathir and Al‑Tabari emphasize that this oath underscores the certainty of the hereafter, urging believers to live with a consciousness of judgment. The verse also highlights the concept of qadr (predestination) and the heart’s role in aligning intentions with divine will. By internalizing this oath, a Muslim cultivates a mindset where every act is weighed, encouraging sincerity (ikhlās) and the pursuit of righteous deeds that will be rewarded on that Day. This awareness transforms mundane actions into acts of worship, aligning daily life with the ultimate purpose of seeking Allah’s pleasure and eternal reward.
75:1
The Body Reassembled: A Call to Conscious Stewardship
Verse 75:3 reminds us that Allah will gather and reassemble our bodies on the Day of Judgment. The imagery of bones being assembled is a vivid proof of the physical resurrection that the Qur’an affirms, countering any notion that the body is merely a temporary vessel. Scholars such as Ibn Taymiyyah and Al‑Ghazali have stressed that this verse is not merely a theological statement but a moral exhortation: if the body will be gathered again, it is a trust that must be honored in this life. The Qur’an repeatedly links bodily integrity with accountability—‘the soul is a witness’ (Q. 2:275). Therefore, the verse calls us to treat our bodies with reverence, avoiding harmful habits, performing obligatory prayers, and engaging in acts of worship that purify the heart. By internalizing this reminder, we align our daily conduct with the divine promise that our physical selves will be judged and restored, fostering a consciousness of purpose beyond mere survival.
75:3
The Exactness of Allah’s Fingerprints
This verse, found in the concluding Surah of the Qur’an, underscores Allah’s absolute power to not only create but also to measure and proportion every element of the universe. The Arabic verb ‘qadā’ (to proportion) implies an act of precise calculation, reminding believers that nothing is arbitrary. Islamic scholars such as Ibn Taymiyyah and Al‑Ghazali have highlighted that this ability reflects the concept of ‘kifāyah’ – the sufficiency and completeness of divine knowledge. The verse thus serves as a reminder that every grain, every fingertip, and every star is a testament to Allah’s meticulous design, encouraging us to approach creation with humility and awe. Recognizing this precision deepens our faith, fostering a sense of gratitude that transcends the mundane.
75:4
Harmonious Orbit: The Divine Rhythm of Light
The Qur’an’s declaration that the sun and the moon are ‘joined’ is not a literal merging but a poetic reminder of their synchronized orbit—each following a divine timetable. Scholars such as Ibn Abbas and Al‑Tabari note that this verse underscores the precision of Allah’s creation, a sign for the believer’s trust in His control. In the broader cosmological context, the sun’s consistent rise and the moon’s predictable phases illustrate the principle of ‘tawhid’—unity in diversity. The celestial bodies, though distinct, operate in perfect harmony, mirroring the ideal of a soul that, though individual, aligns with the divine will. Reflecting on this, a believer can see that life’s seeming chaos often masks a hidden order, and aligning one’s intentions with Allah’s rhythm brings tranquility and purpose.
75:9
The Sole Refuge of the Righteous
The verse ‘No! There is no refuge’ appears in Surah Al‑Naazi, a response to the Prophet’s question about whether there is any shelter from the calamities of the last day. It underscores the absolute reliance (tawakkul) on Allah alone, as worldly objects, people, or status cannot shield us from divine decree. Classical scholars such as Ibn Kathir explain that the verse is a reminder that the Qur’an, as a record of the past (75:12), confirms that only Allah’s promise is secure. The metaphor of a refuge as a safe house is abandoned; the true safe house is the promise of Allah’s protection. This teaching invites believers to abandon the illusion of self‑sufficiency and to anchor their faith in the certainty that Allah alone can safeguard us from harm.
75:11
Based on 5 verses
Word of the Edition
Faith
Appears 37 times (16.6% of themes)
223 total tag instances in this edition
Faith
37
Afterlife
26
Creation
25
Guidance
21
Worship
19
Accountability
17
Knowledge
13
Repentance
11
Community
10
Prophets
10
Patience
7
Mercy
6
Gratitude
5
Humility
4
Justice
3
Covenant
2
Unity
2
Charity
2
Family
2
Provision
1
75:1 Anchoring the Present in the Awaited Day
75:3 The Body Reassembled: A Call to Conscious Stewardship
75:4 The Exactness of Allah’s Fingerprints
Cross-Edition References
1, Ayah 6
18 citations
The Soul's Reproach: A Daily Reminder of Resurrection
2:6
18 citations
The Soul's Reproach: A Daily Reminder of Resurrection
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2:7
18 citations
The Soul's Reproach: A Daily Reminder of Resurrection
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2, Ayah 8
18 citations
The Soul's Reproach: A Daily Reminder of Resurrection
1:1
10 citations
Anchoring the Present in the Awaited Day
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1:2
10 citations
Anchoring the Present in the Awaited Day
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1:3
10 citations
Anchoring the Present in the Awaited Day
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1:4
10 citations
Anchoring the Present in the Awaited Day
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2:65
3 citations
The Call of Patience: Turning Away from Instant Desires
Edition 2
2:76
3 citations
The Call of Patience: Turning Away from Instant Desires
Edition 2
2:87
3 citations
The Call of Patience: Turning Away from Instant Desires
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2:104
3 citations
The Call of Patience: Turning Away from Instant Desires
Edition 2
2:3
1 citations
The Temptation of Habit: Turning the Desire for Sin into Repentance
Edition 2
2:11
1 citations
The Temptation of Habit: Turning the Desire for Sin into Repentance
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Sura:2:14
1 citations
The Temptation of Habit: Turning the Desire for Sin into Repentance
20 total cross-references
Reader Action
Daily Actions
Each morning, set a phone reminder titled "Remember Qiyamah" and pause for a brief reflection before beginning any task. 75:1
Each evening, pause to acknowledge that your body is a trust from Allah, destined to be reassembled on the Day of Judgment. 75:3
Today, pause to examine a common object and marvel at its precise dimensions, recognizing Allah’s meticulous creation. 75:4
Weekly Challenge
1. Maintain a "Qiyamah Journal" for 7 days. Each day, write one action you performed and note its potential impact on the Day of Resurrection. 2. At night, reflect on whether the action aligned with righteousness and record any adjustments needed. 3. Count how many times you consciously recalled the oath during the day. 4. On Day 7, evaluate progress: did you increase the frequency of oath remembrance? Did your actions become more mindful? Adjust your daily routine to incorporate at least three intentional reminders of the Day of Resurrection each week. 75:1
Duas
O Allah, You are the One who has decreed the Day of Resurrection. Grant me the awareness that every action is recorded, and grant me the strength to live in a way that pleases You, so that on that Day my deeds are rewarded and my sins are forgiven. 75:1
O Allah, keep my heart anchored in the reality of resurrection, guide my hands to protect the trust You have given me, and grant me the strength to act with humility and gratitude. 75:3
Reflection
When I make a decision, do I consider how it will be judged on the Day of Resurrection, or am I only concerned with immediate benefit?
In what moments have I treated my body as mere convenience, neglecting its divine purpose and the promise that it will be gathered again on the Day of Resurrection?
The Revelation Transcript
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I swear by the Day of Resurrection.
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And I swear by the blaming soul.
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Does man think that We will not reassemble his bones?
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Yes indeed; We are Able to reconstruct his fingertips.
5
But man wants to deny what is ahead of him.
6
He asks, “When is the Day of Resurrection?”
[man]
7
When vision is dazzled.
8
And the moon is eclipsed.
9
And the sun and the moon are joined together.
10
On that Day, man will say, “Where is the escape?”
[man]
11
No indeed! There is no refuge.
12
To your Lord on that Day is the settlement.
13
On that Day man will be informed of everything he put forward, and everything he left behind.
14
And man will be evidence against himself.
15
Even as he presents his excuses.
16
Do not wag your tongue with it, to hurry on with it.
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Upon Us is its collection and its recitation.
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Then, when We have recited it, follow its recitation.
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Then upon Us is its explanation.
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Alas, you love the fleeting life.
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And you disregard the Hereafter.
22
Faces on that Day will be radiant.
23
Looking towards their Lord.
24
And faces on that Day will be gloomy.
25
Realizing that a back-breaker has befallen them.
26
Indeed, when it has reached the breast-bones.
27
And it is said, “Who is the healer?”
[Man]
28
And He realizes that it is the parting.
29
And leg is entwined with leg.
30
To your Lord on that Day is the drive.
31
He neither believed nor prayed.
32
But he denied and turned away.
33
Then he went to his family, full of pride.
34
Woe to you; and woe.
35
Then again: Woe to you; and woe.
36
Does man think that he will be left without purpose?
37
Was he not a drop of ejaculated semen?
38
Then he became a clot. And He created and proportioned?
39
And made of him the two sexes, the male and the female?
40
Is He not Able to revive the dead?
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