Ma`rifat

The Quranic verses related to the resurrection can be examined from various aspects. One of these aspects is the way the Quran deals with its audience on the issue of the resurrection. The Quran has used specific principles to communicate with its audience on the teachings related to the issue of the resurrection. By examining and inferring the verses that have been stated around this issue, we can place them all under four general principles: the principle of describing facts, the principle of warning based on verses, the principle of creating images, and the principle of referring to nature. In essence, the description of facts focuses on describing knowledge, its effects, and its functions, rather than arguing about knowledge related to the issue of resurrection and answering doubts surrounding it. In essence, the Quran, by describing objective and subjective phenomena and their finality, invites man to reflect on these phenomena in order to establish the belief in the resurrection in his beliefs. In the principle of imagery, the Quran, by mentioning examples of the resurrection of humans or other creatures, reduces the exclusion of the resurrection of the dead in the minds and makes it more believable. In essence, referring to nature, the Quran aims to awaken human nature, making him aware of this divine nature so that he may be reminded of the Day of Resurrection. The purpose of the present study is to present a new expression of the issues related to the Hereafter in the light of rereading the verses of the Resurrection. Therefore, using a descriptive-analytical method and relying on the verses of the Quran, the four aforementioned principles have been discussed and analyzed.