An independent jinn soul, a descendant of Satan, is assigned to every human to argue Satan's view, stays from birth to death, and serves as the main witness on the Day of Judgment.1, 2, 3
If the human convinces the jinn companion to uphold God's absolute authority, both are redeemed on the Day of Judgment, but if the jinn wins the human to idolatry, both are exiled forever.1
As God approaches, the stars crash into one another and the earth shatters, yet these horrors do not worry the believers.1
When God arrives, all humans and jinns are automatically stratified according to their degree of growth and development.1
Without nourishing our souls through the religious duties, we cannot survive the immense energy of God's physical presence on the Day of Judgment.1, 2
Many scholars refuse to accept the clear link between the Quranic Initials and the end of the world because the calculation makes the end and judgment a reality.1
Each person's jinn companion pushes Satan's view that God alone is not enough, testifies against the person on the Day of Judgment, though many jinn companions are converted by their humans.1
Just as a hypnotist can make a subject deny his past actions, idol worshipers will deny on the Day of Judgment that they ever worshiped idols.1, 2
Followers misled by their leaders will hold them responsible and ask God to double their retribution, so the leaders had better proclaim the truth.1, 2
Being a relative of the messenger does not make one special or more deserving and is no ticket to heaven, since on the Day no father can help his child.1, 2, 3
No one, not Muhammad, Jesus, or the saints, can intercede for anyone on the Day of Judgment, so each person must nourish the soul in this life.1
The Quran and even our religious duties are gifts from God, so on the Day of Judgment we will have no excuse for throwing away God's promised sovereignty and happiness.1
Honesty is a righteous quality that God advocates, and on the Day of Judgment the truthful will be saved by their truthfulness.1, 2, 3
Believers shall give to charity from God's provisions before a day comes with no trade, nepotism, or intercession.1
The events around Jesus' persecution were part of God's plan, and everyone involved, including those who inflicted pain and those who watched or cheered, was tested and will answer to God.1, 2
Souls bound for Hell, having failed to nourish themselves on earth, suffer constant and repeated remorse.1, 2
God knows everything in the heavens and earth, is present with every gathering, and will inform people of all they did on the Day of Resurrection.1, 2
Failing to remember God suffocates the soul, and those who fail to heed their Lord are summoned blue on the Day of Judgment like one deprived of oxygen.1, 2, 3
To be victorious we must worship God alone, believe in the Hereafter and Day of Judgment, and lead a righteous life.1
Believers must give to charity and observe the Contact Prayers before a day comes with no trade, nepotism, or intercession.1, 2
We are all answerable to God for our actions and are directed to speak the truth and practice it, so that no one's rights are dishonored.1
On the Day of Resurrection disbelievers will blame one another when shown Hell, because in life they found fault in others and never in themselves.1, 2
Every human being is responsible for his own works, which will be shown and fully paid, so doing righteous works is important.1, 2, 3
To deserve Paradise, one must worship God alone without idols or partners, believe in the Day of Judgment, and lead a righteous life that includes being charitable, kind, and honest.1
Those who mislead others will carry their own sins plus the sins of those they misled on the Day of Resurrection.1
Even when it is hard, one should remember God, be steadfast, and be kind, so as to be among the kind and humble whom God blesses on the Day of Judgment.1, 2
Every legitimate excuse is written in the Quran, and any excuse not found there will not stand on Judgment Day, when each soul is paid without injustice.1, 2
No one owes another person an explanation for his decisions, since God is the judge, and our main concern should be what benefits our souls, not what people think.1, 2, 3
Every person dies and then receives recompense on the Day of Resurrection.1
All humans are born with instinctive knowledge of God, since all of Adam's descendants bore witness that God is their Lord, so no one can claim ignorance on the Day of Resurrection.1, 2
Followers of sects who rely on their scholars will blame those leaders in the Hereafter for leading them to set up partners with God.1, 2
Life on earth is a test and a final chance by God's mercy to redeem our souls, preparing us for the final exam on the Day of Resurrection.1, 2, 3
Everyone is answerable to God at the end of life on earth, and the span of each life is predestined, kept secret, and known only to God.1
The Quran describes the Day of Resurrection allegorically as so terrible for disbelievers that it would turn infants gray haired.1, 2
God will not need to question us, since He will show us our record and we will judge ourselves, though the Quran also says we will be asked about everything we did.1
Those who mislead others through ignorance carry their own sins plus the sins of those they misled on the Day of Resurrection.1
Idol worshipers, even face to face with God, will swear by God that they were not idolaters, as Verse 6:22 confirms.1
The Old Testament, the New Testament and the Quran all teach individual accountability: each person reaps only what he sows and none bears another's burden.1, 2, 3, 4
Blind faith comes from not thinking and following parents and clergy, producing lip service rather than heartfelt faith, and God will reveal what was truly in our minds on the Day of Judgment.1, 2, 3
God alone is the ultimate judge, to whom everyone returns, and He will judge among all religious groups on the Day of Resurrection.1, 2, 3