الصور و ما ورد فيه في ضوء نصوص الكتاب و السنة

Abstract EN

This research consist of an introduction and seven chapters.

In the introduction, the importance of the belief in the Last Day was mentioned generally and as-Sour specifically.

I defined as-Sour in the first chapter that it is: "a great horn or a trumpet that will be blown into on the Day of Resurrection".

The second chapter mentions that the one who will blow in the horn is one of the angels of the Most Gracious.

The name of the angel is Sahib as-Sour or Sahib al-Qarn.

No authentic hadith mentions that his name is Israfil, and Allah knows best.

The content of the third chapter was the time of the blowing in the horn and that the blowing in the horn (the blowing that makes people lose consciousness and the blowing for resurrection) will only occur on a Friday, between Fajr until sunrise.

Allah knows best which Friday it will be.

I explained in the fourth chapter that the most correct opinion amongst the scholars is that the blowing will occur two times: the blowing that makes people lose consciousness and the blowing for resurrection.

Some of the scholars considered it to be three times and others four times.

I clarified in the fifth chapter that the interval between each blowing, and that is mentioned in a hadith narrated by Abu Hurreira  that the prophet  said: "The interval between each blowing is forty".

There is no other authentic hadith about that subject.

The sixth chapter explained how the blowing in the horn would occur.

The first blowing will have a whistling sound in it, so the outcry will be more devastating and greater.

The first blow will be terrifying too and it will continue for a long time.

Not everybody will hear it in the beginning, only some people.

People will only hear it by really listening in the beginning, then the blowing will be louder and louder and the sound will be greater.

People will lose consciousness when the blowing is completed by its sound or hearing when it is completed.

Allah has informed about the second blowing when he said: "Then it will be blown again, and at once they will be standing, looking on" [az-Zumar: 68].

The people will stand up in front of the Lord of all Worlds when the second blow will occur.

The seventh chapter explained that Allah will make a small amount of rain with small raindrops fall down between each blowing.

People will grow up from the earth like herbs.

The reason for that is that everything from the offspring of Adam will perish except for the sacrum, and they will grow from that sacrum.

People will become bodies without souls until Allah permits the second blowing in the horn, so every soul can come back to its body that it had in this world, and Allah will exclude this from the prophets.