[3:25] But how will it be when We gather them for a day of which there is no doubt, and every soul shall be paid in full what it has earned, and they shall not be wronged?
This address is remarkable because by it He gives information about the imposing grandeur and intensity of the affair before the perplexity of their intellects, the astonishment of their innermost selves, the cutting off of their pretensions, the tearing out of their hearts from their hidden places, and [the soul's] rising to their collar bones, then what meets them from the reckoning and censure (al-ḥisāb wa'l-ʿitāb), the torment and punishment (al-ʿadhāb wa'l-ʿiqāb), and the lack of honoring and affirmation (ʿadam al-ikrām wa'l-ījāb), etc. The resurrection of the disbelievers will take place on the Day of Gathering, whilst the resurrection of the lovers takes place in the present moment; to explain this fully would take a long time.