NEISA DWIANA ASRI, - (2024) THE CONDITION OF COSMOS OBJECTS DURING THE DOOMSDAY (The Analysis of Scientific Interpretation of the Ministry of Religious Affairs of Indonesia). Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSIITAS ISLAM NEGERI SULTAN SYARIF KASIM RIAU.

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NEISA DWIANA ASRI (2023) : THE CONDITION OF COSMOS OBJECTS DURING THE DOOMSDAY (The Analysis of Scientific Interpretation of the Ministry of Religious Affairs of Indonesia) This thesis is entitled "The Condition of Cosmos Objects during the Doomsday (The Analysis of Scientific Interpretation of the Ministry of Religious Affairs of Indonesia)”. This research is motivated by some verses in the Qur'an that explain scientific problems but have not been studied in detail and comprehensively. Include the discussion of the doomsday. On the other hand, science and technology are advancing rapidly. Therefore, to get a detail and comprehensive explanation, a separate section with the suitable method and system is needed. So, the author argues that this research is necessary. The purpose of this research is to find out the interpretation of the Qur'anic verses about the cosmos objects on the doomsday in the scientific interpretation of the Ministry of Religious Affairs of Indonesia and to find out the relevance of the interpretation to the scientific theory. This type of research is library research using the maudhui method. It is using the data analysis technique of Miles and Huberman. The conclusion of this research is that the Sun, Moon and stars will lose their light on the doomsday. The Sun will rapidly evolve to become a red giant star, swallowing the planets around it, including the Moon, and stars will also fall. This situation is similar to the theory by scientists. So, it can be said that the they have a relevant relation. KEYWORDS: The cosmos objects, doomsday, interpretation.

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