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Alhamdulillah, at the tail end of Surat Al-Nabah is the last few ayat of Surat Al-Nabah.

Allah, as I was described, how he is a merciful and exceedingly loving Master, but within the

same ayat there is a quick ultifat, there is a quick switch back to the scene of Judgement

Day. But so this is the second time Judgement Day is being described. The difference is, in the

first case, when Allah said in the Yom al-Fas l-Kana mi'qata, you know, the first time he mentioned

it, he mentioned the larger events that are going to be happening on Judgement Day, the sailing

of the mountains, you know, the larger cataclysmic events. Now it's actually focused particularly

on the humility of all creation before Allah. It's going to highlight the discipline and the order

of the angels, and it's also going to highlight the regret and the humility of the disbelievers who

acted arrogantly. So the first statement is, la yam liquna min hukhitabah. They will have no authority

to address whatsoever. They will have no power to speak whatsoever. We're going to take note of

that and come back to that. Judgement Day is a day of absolute silence. There are parts of Judgement Day

in the beginning where, you know, Waqala l-Insanu Ma'laha, the human being will say, what's wrong

with the earth? The human beings will be crying out. The books will be brought out, and there will be

Ma'laha l-Kitabah. La yuhadir o sahiratana wa l-akabilatana illaahsahah. What's wrong with this book?

It doesn't leave anything small out, anything big out. It recorded everything. What kind of book is

this? There will be people speaking, but then a point comes in Judgement Day when there's what

absolute silence. The evidences have been laid out. The crying and the wailing has been done. Nobody

is allowed to speak now. There's absolute silence. That's the scene that's being described.

So, he says, la yum liquna min huqitabah yuhu ma yakumu ruhu al-malaika, the day on which the angel

will stand. You know, like there's a judge and there are soldiers and military stands firm.

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