Third Part of the Addendum: The verses "It will be naught but a single cry" (36:29); and "The command of the Hour will be like the glance of the eye" (16:77) inform us that the Doomsday will strike instantaneously, in a flash.

A question related to the resurrection of the dead:

The frequently repeated verse, It will be naught but a single cry, (Qur’an, 36:29, 49, 53; 38:15; 54:31.) and the verse, The command of the Hour will be like the glance of the eye, (Qur’an, 16:77.) show that the resurrection of the dead and Great Gathering will occur instantaneously, in a flash. But man’s narrow reason requires some tangible example so that it can conceive of this wondrous, extraordinary, and unparalleled event, and accept it.

The  Answer : At the resurrection there will be the return of spirits to their bodies, the revivification of the bodies, and the remaking of the bodies. It consists of three matters.

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First Matter: The example of the return of spirits to their bodies is proved with the mustering, at a loud bugle call, of the members of a well-disciplined army after they have dispersed to rest.

Second Matter: The example of the resurrection of bodies is proved with the lighting up of a large city on a night in an instant by switching on from one centre.

Third Matter: The example of the remaking of bodies is proved with the blossoming of numerous flowers and plants all at once in spring.

Fourth Matter: The death of the world and the strike of the Doomsday is explained with the sudden collision of a planet or comet.