Surah Al-Infitar (Chapter 82) in the Quran describes the Day of Judgment and the events leading up to it, including the splitting of the sky, the scattering of stars, the bursting of the oceans, and the turning of graves upside down. It also emphasizes the importance of good deeds and the consequences of bad deeds, highlighting that individuals will be aware of their past actions on the Day of Judgment. 

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

• The Cleaving/Splitting:The surah’s name, “Al-Infitar,” translates to “the cleaving” or “the splitting,” referring to the splitting of the sky as a sign of the Day of Judgment. 
• Events of the Day of Judgment:The surah describes various events that will occur, including the scattering of stars, the bursting of the oceans, and the turning of graves upside down. 
• Awareness of Deeds:The surah emphasizes that on the Day of Judgment, individuals will be aware of their past actions and their consequences. 
• Recording of Deeds:The surah mentions that there are angels appointed to record people’s deeds, highlighting the importance of accountability. 
• Rewards and Punishments:The surah describes the consequences of good and bad deeds, with the righteous being in bliss and the wicked in Hell. 
• Focus on the Hereafter:The theme of the surah, like other Surahs in th

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