The Qur’anic presentation of the hereafter includes death, an initial condition beyond death and portents of the final hour. Some passages portray helplessness at the moment of death, others direct attention to what follows, and others evoke the extraordinary transformations associated with the last day.
The relevant discussion lists the return of Jesus, the Antichrist, the creature of the earth, Gog and Magog and the blowing of the trumpet among the topics considered. Their details are not supplied in one uniform form or degree of explicitness. Some appear as Qur’anic indications while additional elaboration belongs to the wider hadith tradition.
The interpretive principle is to preserve the evidentiary level of each statement. Direct Qur’anic wording, an allusion interpreted within the tradition, and details drawn from other reports should not silently be presented as though all were equally explicit in a single verse. Careful teaching maintains both theological seriousness and source precision.