A man of reddish complex in saffron garments descends on a white minaret in eastern Damascus during this event, whose beginning is signalled by (*) Israfil.
A sura named for this event describes man's creation as a discharge of semen and asks whether he assumes that his bones cannot be assembled. An individual is held in barzakh until the occurrence of this event, which the third verse of sura al-Fatihah calls God the Lord of. In the lead-up to this event, questioning by two figures called Munkar and Nakir takes place. A man of reddish complex in saffron garments descends on a white minaret in eastern Damascus during this event, whose beginning is signalled by (*) Israfil. The Dajjal's predominance is brought to an end when Isa stabs him with a spear during this event, which marks the final separation of souls into Jannah and Jahannam. For 10 points, name this event during which the Mahdi appears, an occurrence that marks the end of time in Islam.
A sura named for this event describes man's creation as a discharge of semen and asks whether he assumes that his bones cannot be assembled.
Day of Judgment [or Day of Resurrection; or The Hour; or Yawm ad-Din; or al-Sa'ah; or Yawm al-Qiyamah; prompt on things like "end of the world" or "apocalypse"; anti-prompt on "Second Coming"]