This Meccan Sūra describes the Judgment Day as the Day of Clamour, when men will be distracted and the landmarks of this world will be lost, byt every deed will be weighed in a just balance, and find its real value and setting.
C. 281 | [101:1-11] How will the senses of man stand the Noise and Clamor of the great Day of Account, whereon this life’s old landmarks will vanish, and men will be helpless like scattered moths? Nay, but a Balance of Justice will weigh and appraise all Deeds; and those whose good will show substance and weight will achieve a Life of good pleasure and satisfaction, while those whose good will be light will find themselves, alas, in a blazing Pit of Punishment.
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