Transliteration:( Yauma yun fakhu fis-soori fataa' toona afwaaja )
10. Here, the second blowing of the Trumpet is denoted at which everybody would be resurrected to appear before their Lord. The Day of Judgement will commence with the first blowing of the trumpet and its termination will be with the sending of the inmates of Paradise and Hell to their respective places.
From this we learn that the blowing by the Saints on people is true as it is a means of obtaining their blessings. This is done when it is needed. Observe, Hazrat Jibraeel blew into the collar of the garment of Sayaddah Mariam and Hazrat Isa (On whom be peace) blew on a person to raise him to life. Allah Almighty blew into Hazrat Adam (On whom be peace). Thus, blowing is very effective.
11. The believers would be appearing in separate groups with their leaders. The infidels would be appearing in different groups with different leaders. Says the Holy Qur'an: "The day when We shall call every people with their leaders" (S17:V71).
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Please refer to Surah Naba ayat 17 which provides the complete commentary from verse 17 through 30.
(78:18) the Day when the Trumpet shall be blown, and you will come forth in multitudes;[12]
12. This implies the final sounding of the Trumpet at which all dead men will rise back to life forthwith. You implies not only those who were the addressees at that time but all those humans who will have been born from the beginning of creation till Resurrection. For explanation, (Surah Ibrahim, ayat 48) note 57; (Surah Al-Hajj, ayat 1) note 1; (Surah YaSeen, ayat 50-51); (Surah Az-Zumar, ayat 68) note 79.
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