Page 135 - The Day of Judgment

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar) 133

The degree of remorse in the Hereafter is far too great to be
compared with anything on Earth. There is no return or escape from
this remorse, for it is the end of the unbelievers' inevitable and
unstoppable breakdown, which they are forced to bear on their
shoulders. This devastation and remorse is the consequence of their
denial of Allah, Who created them and then offered almost all there

is on Earth for their use. This path of denial determined their final
destination in the Hereafter: Hell. There, they will experience for
eternity every conceivable sorrow, pain, and worry they would
rather not have thought about. Allah's retribution will face them
with all of its might.

They Bicker between Themselves
Arguing in it with one another, they will say: "By Allah, we
were plainly misguided when we equated you with the Lord of
all the worlds. It was only the evildoers who misguided us, and
now we have no one to intercede for us. We do not have a
single loyal friend. If only we could have another chance, then

we would be among the believers!" There is certainly a Sign in
that, yet most of them are not believers. (Surat ash-Shu'ara', 96-
103)
The unbelievers will meet a suffering of unequalled proportions.
They will be extremely angry at their situation and furious with the
people who led them away from Allah's path. Their greatest
ambitions, such as wealth and position, will have lost all meaning.
They will be furious with their leaders, who led them away from

His path, and try to distance themselves from them. The dispute
between those who led and those who followed is revealed, as
follows: