Concept:Sūrah al-Qāri'ah describes the terror of the Day of Judgement and uses a vivid comparison to show how helpless mankind will appear on that day.
Explanation:Sūrah al-Qāri'ah (Chapter 101) is a Makkan chapter that warns about the Day of Noise and Clamour.
In verse 4, Allāh says: "It is a Day whereon men will be like moths scattered about."
This means that on the Day of Judgement, people will be scattered, confused, and weak, just like moths flying aimlessly in every direction.
In verse 5, the mountains are also compared to carded wool, showing that even the strongest things will be shaken.
The simile of scattered moths is not used for beasts, camels, or pampered creatures in this sūrah.
Therefore, the correct description of mankind in Sūrah al-Qāri'ah is indeed scattered moths.
Answer:C. scattered moths.