Elucidating the Coherence of Islamic Eschatology

This article delves into Islamic eschatology, drawing a comparative analysis with Judeo-Christian end-time narratives. It explores the distinctive Islamic concepts of the afterlife, the Day of Judgment, and the eternal realms of heaven (Jannah) and hell (Jahannam), underlining the unique features that set Islamic eschatology apart. Central to this discussion is the portrayal of the signs of the Day of Judgment and the descriptions of the afterlife, which are deeply embedded in the daily spiritual life and worldview of Muslims. The article further contrasts Islamic eschatology with Christian and Judaic doctrines, highlighting its theological coherence, its emphasis on moral accountability, and the practical implications for believers. Through a comprehensive analysis, the article aims to illuminate the sensibility and consistency of Islamic eschatology, affirming its position as a coherent and pragmatic approach to understanding the fate of humanity.