Surah An-Naziat (Chapter 79) of the Quran emphasizes the reality of the Day of Judgment and life after death. It warns against denying the Messenger of God and highlights the consequences of such denial. The surah’s name, which means “Those Who Tear Out,” refers to angels who pluck out souls during death. It also speaks of angels who hasten to carry out Allah’s commands and manage the affairs of the universe. 

Here’s a more detailed breakdown of the key themes and content:

• The Certainty of Resurrection:Surah An-Naziat asserts the certainty of the Day of Judgment and the resurrection of the dead. It uses oaths sworn by angels to emphasize the inevitability of this event. 
• Divine Power and the Creation of the Universe:The surah highlights the immense power of Allah by referencing the creation of the heavens and the earth, demonstrating the ease with which Allah can bring about the resurrection, according to Alim.org. 
• The Story of Moses and Pharaoh:The surah includes a retelling of the story of Moses and Pharaoh as an example of the consequences of disbelief and the importance of belief in the resurrection, according to Al-Islam.org. 
• Warnings and Rewards:The surah warns of the painful end of the unbelievers and contrasts it with the rewards for the righteous. 
• The Importance of Seeking Guidance and Repentance:The surah emphasizes the importance of seeking guidance from Allah and repenting for past sins, as highlighted by the example of Abdullah Ibn Umm Maktoum rushing towards the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

The Holy Quran – TheQuran.org