In Section 28 of Jami's Haft Awrang (specifically from Subhat al-Abrar), the poet expounds upon the Islamic eschatological concept of the fifty stations (mawaqif) of the Resurrection plains (arasat). Jami depicts these stations as sequential checkpoints where all souls, both righteous and sinful, must halt. At each station, the Creator poses a unique question regarding their deeds. Those who answer correctly are permitted to proceed swiftly, whereas those who fail are subjected to severe suffering and a delay of a thousand years per station. This narrative reinforces the gravity of moral accountability and the precision of divine judgment in Sufi eschatology.