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Judgement Day - Major Signs

Judgment Day is when the world will end, and only those who have been accepted into Heaven will survive.

What is Judgment Day?

Judgment day is a day in the future when all people will judge for their deeds in life. Many signs indicate that judgment day is near. Some people say that Judgment Day will be marked by global warming, wars, and natural disasters.

What are the Signs of Judgment Day?

Judgment day is when the final judgment will make in the world. It is also known as the Day of Justice, The Day of Reckoning, or The Great White Throne Judgment. Many signs indicate judgment day is near.

According to the Quran, the Signs of Judgment Day are many and varied. Some signs include the sun going dark, earthquakes and natural disasters, people dying suddenly in large numbers, and birds disappearing. In the Islamic tradition, these indicate that Allah is about to deliver his judgment on humanity.

·         The end of the world.

·         People start to misbehave in a way that does not seem natural. For example, people may start to kill and hurt each other for no reason.

·         The sun will be darkened.

·         The moon will not give its light.

·         The stars will fall from the sky.

·         The earth will be burned up.

·         Rivers and seas will dry up.

·         The mountains shall move, and the hills shall be removed.

What Will Happen When Judgment Day Arrives?

According to the Quran, Judgment Day will arrive when the hereafter begins. People will judge based on their deeds in this life and their beliefs in the hereafter. Some of the significant signs that indicate Judgment Day is near include:

        i.            The end of the world

       ii.            People experiencing great pain

     iii.            The emergence of false messiahs

Conclusion: 

Judgment Day is an important day for all the people worldwide. It is when they can meet God face to face and be forgiven for their sins.

According to the Quran, several significant signs will occur on Judgement Day. These signs will indicate that the time has come for judgment to be handed down. Some of these signs include: the sun and moon will be darkened, a great earthquake will occur, the earth will split into two, rivers and seas will rise and fall, birds will leave their nests, and animals will become extinct.

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