Evaluation of the Surah al Inshiqaq in terms of themed explanation

Surah al-Inshiqaq, which is a Mekkî surah, naturally has the short, striking and shocking style of the Mekkî surahs. In this context, it deals mostly with the hereafter and faith in terms of its content and the subjects it touches upon. The fact that it has the characteristics of the Mekkî verses in terms of subject matter has resulted in its content revolving around the same axis. This has enabled the surah to be evaluated in terms of thematic exegesis. While the beginning of the Surah mentions the Day of Judgment, the following verses mention that everything will come to Him in obedience to Allah's command, and then the disbelievers will take their books from behind their backs and the believers will take their books from the right side and go to Paradise. In this sense, this can be perceived as a problem in terms of thematic exegesis. However, when it is evaluated within the main heading of belief, the duration of al-Inshiqāq appears as a rare example in terms of revealing that the Qur'ān has a holistic structure. As a matter of fact, the fact that the Qur'an deals with the end of the Day of Judgment and the subsequent processes under the main heading of belief reveals that there is a unity under the appearance of talking about different issues. The study aims to reveal the relationship between Surah al-Inshiqāq and the periods in its siyāq and sibāq and to draw attention to its subject integrity in this context. Our study begins with the verses in Surat al-Inshiqāq describing the stages of the apocalypse and ends with the tables describing the scenes of faith and the apocalypse towards the end. In terms of thematic exegesis, the surah is a good example of the Qur'an's approach to an issue within a surah.