The Names of The Day of Judgement
يوم الدين - Yawmud-Deen [Day of Judgment] (1:4)
يوم الآخر - Yawmul-Akhir [Last Day] (2:8 )
يوم القيامة - Yawmul-Qiyamah [Day of Resurrection] (2:85)
يوم لا ريب فيه - Yawmul Laa Rayba Feeh [A Day about which there is no doubt] (3:9)
يوم عصيب - Yawun-'Aseeb [A Distressful Day] (11:77)
يوم مجموع - Yawmun-Majmoo' [A Day where mankind will be gathered together] (11:103)
يوم مشهود - Yawmun-Mashhood [A Day when all will be present] (11:103)
يوم لا بيع فيه ولا خلال - Yawmul-Laa Bay'un Feehi WA Laa Khilaal [A Day on which there will be no mutual bargaining nor befriending] (14:31)
يوم الوقت المعلوم - Yawmul-Waqtil-Ma'loom [Day of The Time Appointed] (15:38)
يوم الحسرة - Yawmul-Hasrah [Day of Distress] (19:39)
يوم عقيم - Yawmun-'Aqeem [Day of Disaster] (22:55)
يوم لا مرد له - Yawmun-Laa Maraddalah [A Day which none can avert it] (30:43)
يوم البعث - Yawmul-Ba'th [Day of Resurrection] (30:56)
يوم الفتح - Yawmul-Fath [Day of Decision] (32:29)
يوم الفصل - Yawmul-Fasl [Day of Sorting Out] (37:21)
يوم الحساب - Yawmul-Hisab [Day of Account] (38:16)
يوم التلاق - Yawmut-Talaaq [Day of Mutual Meeting] (40:15)
يوم الآزفة - Yawmul-Aazifah [The Day That Is Drawing Near] (40:18)
يوم التناد - Yawmut-Tanaad [The Day When There Will Be Mutual Calling] (40:32)
يوم الجمع - Yawmul-Jam'i [Day of Gathering] (42:7)
يوم الوعيد - Yawmul-Wa'eed [Day of Warning] (50:20)
يوم الخلود - Yawmul-Khulood [Day of Eternal Life] (50:34)
يوم الخروج - Yawmul-Khurooj [Day of Coming Out] (50:42)
يوم عسر - Yawmun 'Asir [A Hard Day] (54:9)
يوم نحس مستمر - Yawmu Nahsim Mustamirr [A Violent Day] (54:19)
يوم التغابن - Yawmut-Taghabun [Day of Mutual Loss & Gain] (64:9)
يوم عسير - Yawmun-'Aseer [A Hard Day] (74:9)
يوم الحق - Yawmul-Haqq [Day of Truth] (78:39)
يوم الموعود - Yawmul-Maw'ood [Promised Day] (85:2)
الساعة - As-Saa'ah [The Hour] (6:31)
الواقعة - Al-Waqi'ah [The Event] (56:1)
الحاقة - Al-Haqqah [The Reality] (69:1)
القارعة - Al-Qari'ah [The Striking Hour] (69:4)
الطآمة الكبرى - At-Taammatul-Kubra [The Greatest Catostrophe] (79:34)
الصاخة - As-Sakhkhah [The Trumpet Blast] (80:33)
الغاشية - Al-Ghashiyah [The Overwhelming] (88:1)
Different religious beliefs and interpretations vary on whether judgment day and the end of the world will occur simultaneously. In some belief systems, judgment day is seen as a precursor to the end of the world, with the judgment of individuals determining their fates in the afterlife. In others, judgment day and the end of the world are separate events. Ultimately, the timing and nature of these events are speculative and depend on one's religious beliefs.
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No, they use Arabic.
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