In the atmosphere of Surah Al-Qiyamah

Humans have felt since the dawn of history that they are part of a vital composition in the universe, and that this composition moves according to a specific and precise system. They did not need to develop experimental scientific experience or philosophical maturity to know this truth, because when they opened their eyes to existence and gazed at the exalted heavens and saw their lamps that illuminate for them at night, and their sun that grants them the warmth of the day, and their clouds that guide them to the freshness of spring, they fully realized that something is being managed in this creation. In these atmospheres, humans were bewildered and shocked when they faced the bitter and certain truth of death, so is it conceivable that the lamps of the sky suddenly go out, the sun of the day extinguishes, and the flowers of spring wither?! And can all this well-ordered system end in a moment, transforming that creature who carves homes in caves and dives into the seas to extract pearls and shells into a dry, motionless plank of wood?! When they could not understand this shocking truth, the sudden, absurd end of the system of life, their minds moved to believe that this unknown end, "death," has another image that we only truly understand after we depart to it. The author