The Alarm of Doomsday

The Alarm of Doomsday

by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

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THE QURAN is the final revealed book of God. It was revealed to the last prophet, Mohammad (PBUH) in the first quarter of the 7th century. The basic theme of the Quran is to warn man of God’s creation plan, according to which the present world has been built for a limited period of time. A time will come when this world will be brought to an end, then Qiamat, or the Day of Judgement, will take place. All human beings will be resurrected and presented before the Creator of the universe. Then, according to the record of their deeds on earth, their final fate will be decided upon.The study of the Quran and Hadith tells us that before the end of human history on earth, some clear signs will appear, which will serve as the final warning for man. After the emergence of these signs, God will command the angel Israfil to blow the trumpet. Then, all of a sudden, human history, having passed through its temporary phase, will enter its permanent phase. That is to say, the blowing of the trumpet will mark the end of the phase of action and the beginning of the phase of reward.The chief signs heralding Doomsday will be the appearanceof the following :1) Yajooj and Majooj (Gog/Magog) 2) Dajjal 3) Mahdi 4) Masih 5) Climate Change 6) Dukhan (smoke).

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