The Hour & resurrection
The Qur’an teaches the coming of the Hour, the blowing of the trumpet, resurrection, and just accountability.

The Qur’an and authentic hadith are distinct sources. No date is predicted, and no current event is declared to fulfil a prophecy.
The Qur’an teaches the coming of the Hour, the blowing of the trumpet, resurrection, and just accountability.
Sahih Muslim 2901a mentions ten signs, including Dajjal, the descent of Isa, Gog and Magog, the smoke, the beast, and the sun rising from the west. Listing them does not establish every detail of their sequence.
Islamic teaching calls for repentance and good deeds. It is not a licence to make alarming predictions about modern people, wars, or technologies.
An overview of beliefs, rather than a precise ordering of every event.
No. The Qur’an states that its knowledge is with Allah. This site rejects date-setting.
No. Establishing a textual report is different from claiming that a particular present-day event is its fulfilment. We provide the source and avoid speculative matching.
Read the authentic reports and their limits, without date-setting or identification of people today.
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