All generations of humans and jinns, about 150 billion, will be resurrected on this earth, but they will not be earthbound afterward.1
God teaches through the caterpillar, which enters a cocoon like a grave and exits as an airborne butterfly, that people leaving the grave on Resurrection Day will not be earthbound.1
The horn is blown and everyone in the heavens and earth is struck unconscious except those God spares, then it is blown again and they rise up.1
Making it a habit to say the Basmalah and There is no other god besides God upon waking each morning means this is what you will utter when you are resurrected.1
Reviving dead land with water is a proof that God can revive the dead.1, 2
Every person dies and then receives recompense on the Day of Resurrection.1
Make a habit of saying the Basmalah and There is no other god besides God the moment you wake each morning, and this is what you will utter when resurrected.1
All creatures and birds are communities like us, nothing is left out of the Quran, and all creatures will be summoned to their Lord.1
Abraham, though a convinced monotheist, asked God for proof of how He revives the dead to reassure his heart.1, 2
At the end of the world everything perishes, then God raises all for the Day of Judgment, the righteous enter Paradise, and evildoers are cast into Hell.1
Whoever disregards God's message suffers a miserable life and is resurrected blind, and the retribution in the Hereafter is far worse and everlasting.1, 2
Death does not end human life, because God gives life, then causes death, then will summon everyone to the inevitable Day of Resurrection.1, 2, 3
The One who created humans in the first place will resurrect them after their bones have rotted.1
At death the disbeliever begs to be sent back to do good, but his claim is false and a barrier separates his soul from this world until resurrection.1, 2
God creates humans from dust and a tiny drop, brings them out as infants, and some die young while others live to the worst age.1
Disbelievers will not see such examples as signs until the Day of Resurrection, when it is too late, because humans tend to believe only what they see.1, 2
The regrowth of a severed fingertip, mentioned in 75:3 to 4, reminds us that on the Day of Resurrection we will be brought out of dust alive with all our faculties.1, 2
All creatures on earth are communities like humans, and they will all be summoned to their Lord.1
The soul needs nourishment and exercise so it can withstand the physical presence of God on the Day of Resurrection, and keeping it strong is a constant effort until death.1, 2
This life is short, and on the Day of Resurrection people will feel they lasted only a brief while.1, 2
People can never fathom God's greatness; the whole earth is within His fist on the Day of Resurrection and He needs no partners.1
We already experienced a first death before being born into this world, and a second death concludes our life in this world.1, 2, 3
God made every living thing from water, and His reviving dead land with rain is proof that He can revive the dead.1, 2, 3
The Quran's mention of reconstructing the fingertip points to the fact, confirmed by Galton's research, that no two people share the same fingertips.1, 2
Saying the Basmalah and that there is no god besides God upon waking each morning makes it what you will utter when resurrected.1
God reviving dead land with rain is a proof that He can resurrect the dead.1, 2
Cremation is not a concern, because God resurrects everyone whatever becomes of their bodies, including those cremated or vaporized, and all return to Him.1, 2, 3
God initiates creation and then repeats it, which is even easier for Him, and He is the Almighty, Most Wise.1
Death does not end our existence, because God gives life, causes death, and will summon everyone to the inevitable Day of Resurrection.1, 2
This earth will be replaced by a new earth, and all humankind will be created anew and gathered for a perfectly just judgment.1
Just as God revives dead land, He will certainly resurrect the dead.1
God reviving dead land with rain shows that He will just as certainly resurrect the dead.1, 2
The wind is a wondrous sign of God, sent as a mercy to bring rain, pollinate, and revive dead lands, which shows how He resurrects the dead.1, 2, 3
God will revive the dead and has recorded everything people did in life along with the consequences that continue after their death.1
Those who disbelieve in God's revelations and in meeting Him have works in vain that carry no weight on the Day of Resurrection.1