What is the message the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) gave to mankind on the Day of Resurrection?
      Narrated 'Ata' bin Yazid Al-Laithi:                          On the authority of Abu Huraira: The people said, "O Allah's Apostle!      Shall we see our Lord on the Day of Resurrection?" The Prophet said,      "Do you have any difficulty in seeing the moon on a full moon night?"      They said, "No, O Allah's Apostle." He said, "Do you have any      difficulty in seeing the sun when there are no clouds?" They said,      "No, O Allah's Apostle." He said, "So you will see Him, like that.      Allah will gather all the people on the Day of Resurrection, and say,      'Whoever worshipped something (in the world) should follow (that      thing),' so, whoever worshipped the sun will follow the sun, and      whoever worshiped the moon will follow the moon, and whoever used to      worship certain (other false) deities, he will follow those deities.      And there will remain only this nation with its good people (or its      hypocrites). (The sub-narrator, Ibrahim is in doubt.) Allah will come      to them and say, 'I am your Lord.' They will (deny Him and) say, 'We      will stay here till our Lord comes, for when our Lord comes, we will      recognize Him.' So Allah will come to them in His appearance which      they know, and will say, 'I am your Lord.' They will say, 'You are our     Lord,' so they will follow Him.      Then a bridge will be laid across Hell (Fire)' I and my followers will     be the first ones to go across it and none will speak on that Day      except the Apostles. And the invocation of the Apostles on that Day      will be, 'O Allah, save! Save!' In Hell (or over The Bridge) there      will be hooks like the thorns of As-Sa'dan (thorny plant). Have you      seen As-Sa'dan? " They replied, "Yes, O Allah's Apostle!" He said, "So     those hooks look like the thorns of As-Sa'dan, but none knows how big      they are except Allah. Those hooks will snap the people away according     to their deeds. Some of the people will stay in Hell (be destroyed)      because of their (evil) deeds, and some will be cut or torn by the      hooks (and fall into Hell) and some will be punished and then      relieved. When Allah has finished His Judgments among the people, He      will take whomever He will out of Hell through His Mercy. He will then     order the angels to take out of the Fire all those who used to worship     none but Allah from among those whom Allah wanted to be merciful to      and those who testified (in the world) that none has the right to be      worshipped but Allah. The angels will recognize them in the Fire by      the marks of prostration (on their foreheads), for the Fire will eat      up all the human body except the mark caused by prostration as Allah      has forbidden the Fire to eat the mark of prostration. They will come      out of the (Hell) Fire, completely burnt and then the water of life      will be poured over them and they will grow under it as does a seed      that comes in the mud of the torrent.      Then Allah will finish the judgments among the people, and there will      remain one man facing the (Hell) Fire and he will be the last person      among the people of Hell to enter Paradise. He will say, 'O my Lord!      Please turn my face away from the fire because its air has hurt me and     its severe heat has burnt me.' So he will invoke Allah in the way      Allah will wish him to invoke, and then Allah will say to him, 'If I      grant you that, will you then ask for anything else?' He will reply,      'No, by Your Power, (Honor) I will not ask You for anything else.' He      will give his Lord whatever promises and covenants Allah will demand.      So Allah will turn his face away from Hell (Fire). When he will face      Paradise and will see it, he will remain quiet for as long as Allah      will wish him to remain quiet, then he will say, 'O my Lord! Bring me      near to the gate of Paradise.' Allah will say to him, 'Didn't you give     your promises and covenants that you would never ask for anything more     than what you had been given? Woe on you, O Adam's son! How      treacherous you are!' He will say, 'O my lord,' and will keep on      invoking Allah till He says to him, 'If I give what you are asking,      will you then ask for anything else?' He will reply, 'No, by Your      (Honor) Power, I will not ask for anything else.'     Then he will give covenants and promises to Allah and then Allah will      bring him near to the gate of Paradise. When he stands at the gate of      Paradise, Paradise will be opened and spread before him, and he will      see its splendor and pleasures whereupon he will remain quiet as long      as Allah will wish him to remain quiet, and then he will say, O my      Lord! Admit me into Paradise.' Allah will say, 'Didn't you give your      covenants and promises that you would not ask for anything more than      what you had been given?' Allah will say, 'Woe on you, O Adam's son!      How treacherous you are! '      The man will say, 'O my Lord! Do not make me the most miserable of      Your creation,' and he will keep on invoking Allah till Allah will      laugh because of his sayings, and when Allah will laugh because of      him, He will say to him, 'Enter Paradise,' and when he will enter it,      Allah will say to him, 'Wish for anything.' So he will ask his Lord,      and he will wish for a great number of things, for Allah Himself will      remind him to wish for certain things by saying, '(Wish for)      so-and-so.' When there is nothing more to wish for, Allah will say,      'This is for you, and its equal (is for you) as well."     'Ata' bin Yazid added: Abu Sa'id Al-Khudri who was present with Abu      Huraira, did not deny whatever the latter said, but when Abu Huraira      said that Allah had said, "That is for you and its equal as well," Abu     Sa'id Al-Khudri said, "And ten times as much, O Abu Huraira!" Abu      Huraira said, "I do not remember, except his saying, 'That is for you      and its equal as well.'" Abu Sa'id Al-Khudri then said, "I testify      that I remember the Prophet saying, 'That is for you, and ten times as     much.' ' Abu Huraira then added, "That man will be the last person of      the people of Paradise to enter Paradise."