Qayamat, or the Apocalypse, refers to the end of the world as described in various religious texts. It signifies a time of great upheaval, where natural disasters, wars, and moral decay occur. Many belief systems, including Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, have their interpretations of this event, often involving divine judgment and the final fate of humanity. During Qayamat, it is believed that all individuals will be resurrected and held accountable for their actions. This period is often associated with the arrival of significant figures, such as Isa (Jesus) in Islam and Christianity, who will play a crucial role in the final judgment and the establishment of a new order.