Islamic Eschatology comments

Eschatology (doctrine of last things)

In Islamic doctrine, on the Last Day, when the world will come to an end, the dead will be resurrected and a judgment will be pronounced on every person in accordance with his deeds. Although the Qurʾān in the main speaks of a personal judgment, there are several verses that speak of the resurrection of distinct communities that will be judged according to “their own book.” In conformity with this, the Qurʾān also speaks in several passages of the “death of communities,” each one of which has a definite term of life. The actual evaluation, however, will be for every individual, whatever the terms of reference of his performance. In order to prove that the resurrection will occur, the Qurʾān uses a moral and a physical argument. Because not all requital is meted out in this life, a final judgment is necessary to bring it to completion. Physically, God, who is all-powerful, has the ability to destroy and bring back to life all creatures, who are limited and are, therefore, subject to God’s limitless power.

Some Islamic schools deny the possibility of human intercession but most accept it, and in any case God himself, in his mercy, may forgive certain sinners. Those condemned will burn in hellfire, and those who are saved will enjoy the abiding joys of paradise. Hell and heaven are both spiritual and corporeal. Beside suffering in physical fire, the damned will also experience fire “in their hearts.” Similarly, the blessed will experience, besides corporeal enjoyment, the greatest happiness of divine pleasure. [Read more] 

Islamic Eschatology

• The Day Heavens And Earth Will Be Transformed
  The Day of JudgmentIn Islam the day of judgment means when all will be judged for their life spent and actions done in this world, especially
  
• ​Salvation Means The Mercy of Allah and The Prophetic Intercession
  The only way to attain salvationAs per Islam the entire humankind’s salvation is dependent upon the Mercy of Allah ﷻ which includes the intercession
  
• Those Who Begging For A Second Chance
  This life is our only chance​Allah ﷻ has mentioned in His book that those destined for hell fire will beg for a second chance but will not be given
  
• The Good Non-Muslims and Disbelievers on Judgment Day
  The Quran distinguishes for us between a non-Muslim who has faith in God and a non-Muslim who is a kaafir (disbeliever) and teaches that while former
  
• Prophet Muhammad's ﷺ Description Of Paradise
  ​Understanding paradise in IslamParadise is called jannah in Arabic in the Quran and the ahadith. The term means something that is hidden or in the
  
• The Temporary Hell
  Can there be a temporary hell?In order to understand how Hell Fire could be temporary one has to understand the all-encompassing Mercy of Allah ﷻ.
  
• How Does Allah ﷻ Reconcile His Mercy with His Justice?
  The door of Kaabah (the Cube) in city of Makkah, the first house built for the worship of One God i.e. Allah ﷻ.From original answered on QUORA -