Surah Al-Haqqah (Chapter 69) in the Quran is known as “The Inevitable” and is revealed in Mecca. It focuses on the Day of Resurrection, emphasizing its certainty and consequences. The surah also narrates the fate of disbelievers who denied previous prophets and the ultimate fate of those who believe in Allah. 

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

• Focus:The surah primarily discusses the Day of Resurrection (the Day of Judgment). 
• Key Themes:
  • The Inevitable (Al-Haqqa): The surah uses the term “Al-Haqqa” to refer to the inevitable Day of Resurrection. 
  • Destruction of Disbelievers: It recounts the punishment of past disbelievers, such as the people of Thamud and Ad, highlighting their fate for denying the warnings of prophets. 
  • Description of the Day of Resurrection: The surah describes the events of that day, including the blowing of the horn, the destruction of the earth and sky, and the gathering of people for judgment. 
  • Reward and Punishment: It outlines the rewards for the righteous and the punishments for the sinners, emphasizing the consequences of their actions in this life. 
  • Al-Qur’an as a Reminder: The surah asserts that the Quran is a revelation from Allah, not the words of a poet, and serves as a reminder for those who fear Allah. 
• Other Names for the Day of Resurrection:The surah also mentions “Al-Qari’ah” (the Striking Hour) and “Al-Waqi’ah” (the Event) as other names for the Day of Resurrection. 
• Structure:The surah consists of 52 verses and is revealed in Mecca. 

The Holy Quran – TheQuran.org