Some passages on death and what follows are distinctive for gathering several conditions of the Last Day into a compelling scene. Their purpose is not merely to communicate information: they awaken consciousness of accountability, judgment, and ultimate consequences.
Descriptions of cosmic change, human distress, the disclosure of deeds, and reward or punishment occur in different arrangements. A single passage may be exceptional because a sequence of images brings the reader vividly before the day’s gravity.
Comprehensiveness need not mean that one verse contains every detail of the Resurrection; it may mean an unusually powerful concentration of its major realities.