Indeed, the Day of Decision is predetermined.
The Lord who has prepared these conveniences has also determined a Day to take decision among the Jinn and mankind—that is, the Day of Judgement, as explained in verse 1: 3. But the Fujjar who are reading these verses in the Arabic Qur’an do not believe in the Day of Judgement—as one-third of the Lord’s Book submits—and are giving importance to bodily and worldly life while ignoring the Soul and the Hereafter; thus they have become disbelievers, as explained in verses 11: 18-19 and 14: 2-3. Since there is no group of believers anywhere in the world, the odd believers, by following the mode of prayer and lifestyle explained in verses 7: 205-206, give preference to propagating Adhikr—the Balance and the Trust to keep the universe in its equilibrium—to all mankind, aiming to postpone Doomsday and thereby the Day of Judgement. See explanation 17: 13-14 and 77: 38.