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How does Surah Yunus explain resurrection

Asslamoalaikqum Sisters, Brothers, Friends and elders :
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is statement number 38. And we will be describe in this that: ( How does Surah Yunus explain resurrection ) So sisters, brothers friends and elders, Our aim is to learn and teach from the Quran and Sunnah, reflect on history, and seek solutions to problems with divine guidance. May Allah Almighty make our this statement beneficial and a source of light for all hearts.

Surah Yunus, the tenth chapter of the Holy Quran, is a Makkan Surah revealed to strengthen the foundations of faith and to remind people about the reality of life after death. One of its central themes is resurrection, the belief that Allah will bring back every soul to life after death for accountability. Many people in Makkah denied resurrection because they could not imagine how decayed bones and dust could be revived. Surah Yunus answers these doubts with clear arguments, signs from creation, and warnings of the Hereafter.

At the core of the message is the reminder that resurrection is not difficult for the One who created life in the first place. In Surah Yunus verse 34, Allah commands: “Say, is there any of your partners who begins creation and then repeats it? Say, Allah begins creation and then repeats it, so how are you deluded?” This verse directly challenges the polytheists. If they accepted that Allah created the universe, then logically He has the power to recreate it. Creation itself is proof that resurrection is possible.

Surah Yunus also points to the natural cycles of life and death as evidence of resurrection. In verse 31, Allah asks: “Say, who provides for you from the heaven and the earth, or who controls hearing and sight and who brings the living out of the dead and brings the dead out of the living and who arranges every matter? They will say, Allah. So say, then will you not fear Him?” The cycle of life, such as a living plant emerging from a dead seed or a chick hatching from an egg, is a continuous reminder that Allah brings life from death. This same power will be used to bring humans back on the Day of Resurrection.

The Quran also explains that resurrection will be sudden and undeniable. In Surah Yunus verse 45, Allah says: “And the Day He will gather them, it will be as though they had not remained in the world except for an hour of the day, knowing one another. Those will have lost who denied the meeting with Allah and were not guided.” This verse highlights two important truths. First, the Day of Resurrection will arrive unexpectedly, and second, the shortness of worldly life will be revealed when compared to eternity. People will realize that their denial of resurrection led to their ultimate loss.

Another description of resurrection appears in Surah Yunus verse 56: “He gives life and causes death, and to Him you will be returned.” This verse is a concise declaration of Allah’s power over life and death. Resurrection is framed not as a new event but as part of the natural process governed by Allah. Just as He gives life and takes it away, so too will He restore it.

The Surah also stresses that resurrection is linked to justice. In verse 54, Allah says: “And if every soul that wronged had everything on earth, it would offer it in ransom. And they will confide regret when they see the punishment. But they will be judged in justice, and they will not be wronged.” The purpose of resurrection is not merely to revive but to judge. On that day, no one can escape accountability, and no wealth or power will save them. This underlines that resurrection is essential for divine justice.

The Surah also contrasts the outcomes of resurrection for believers and disbelievers. In verse 26, Allah says: “For them who have done good is the best reward and extra. No darkness will cover their faces, nor humiliation. Those are companions of Paradise; they will abide therein eternally.” Resurrection for the righteous leads to eternal bliss and even the extra blessing of seeing Allah. On the other hand, verse 27 describes the fate of the disbelievers: “But they who have earned evil, the recompense of an evil deed is its equivalent, and humiliation will cover them. They will have from Allah no protector. Their faces will be covered as though with pieces of the night’s darkness. Those are the companions of the Fire; they will abide therein eternally.” Thus, resurrection is the moment when the final separation between the blessed and the doomed will be made.

The message of resurrection in Surah Yunus is supported by the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. In Sahih Bukhari, Hadith number 4814, it is narrated that the Prophet recited the verse: “And the Trumpet will be blown, and whoever is in the heavens and whoever is on the earth will fall dead except whom Allah wills. Then it will be blown again, and at once they will be standing, looking on.” This hadith confirms the Quranic teaching that resurrection will be brought about by the command of Allah through the blowing of the Trumpet, and all souls will rise for judgment.

Another hadith in Sahih Muslim, Hadith number 2860, states: “The son of Adam says, my wealth, my wealth, but O son of Adam, is there anything belonging to you except what you ate and consumed, or what you wore and wore out, or what you gave in charity and sent ahead?” This hadith reminds believers that resurrection will strip away worldly possessions and leave only deeds as the measure of success.

The Quran also describes resurrection as certain and unavoidable. In Surah Yunus verse 4, Allah says: “To Him is your return all together. The promise of Allah is true. Indeed, He begins the creation and then repeats it that He may reward those who have believed and done righteous deeds, in justice. But those who disbelieved will have a drink of scalding water and a painful punishment for what they used to deny.” This verse affirms that resurrection is not a possibility but a certainty tied to divine justice and mercy.

In conclusion, Surah Yunus explains resurrection by presenting logical arguments, natural examples, and powerful warnings. It shows that the One who created life initially can surely recreate it. It highlights the cycles of life and death as signs of Allah’s power. It reminds mankind that resurrection is necessary for justice, when every soul will be judged fairly and rewarded or punished according to its deeds. It warns that denying resurrection leads to eternal loss, while belief in it motivates righteous action and hope in Allah’s mercy. Surah Yunus thus presents resurrection as a central truth of faith, urging mankind to prepare for the inevitable meeting with their Lord.

We conclude today's discourse with our this humble supplication: O Allah, purify our hearts, accept our deeds, forgive our sins, and include us among Your grateful servants. Amen

Allah Hafiz

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