The day of the judgment or day of the remuneration is, according to the Christian tradition, that where all the men will have to return account in front of God of what they made during their life on Earth. Indeed, the existence of the Man, the son of Adam, is perceived as a test at the conclusion which the individual will have to be explained in front of his Lord.

This last, according to the prevalence of the evil or of although will have made the individual in his life from here bottom and according to also its mercy will make enter the man either to the paradise or in hell.

The Paradise and the Enfer are two very important concepts in the revealed religions and constitute the matrix of it. In addition to that, they condition even the life of the individual on ground. The Man indeed, during all his life, will have to act in accordance with the criteria of the good to enter later, at the conclusion of the last judgment, with the paradise and thus to avoid the hell. These criteria of good and evil are defined and identified by the Prophète S sent to each generation.

Other religions

The Eschatologie is the part of the Théologie which deals with the end of the world.

Judaism

See Eschatologie Jewish

Islam

It takes the name of Yawm Al-Qiyāmah (Arab: rear يومالقيامة: " Day of the résurrection"). The details of this event are indexed in the Coran and the Hadîth. Those were abundantly commented on by many Moslem theologists. Each man, Moslem or not, will be accountant of his acts and judged by Allah, to see (74: 38) and Al-Qiyâmah, 75e sourate.

See too

• eternal Life