Inshiqaq al-Qamar refers to the miracle of the "Splitting of the Moon," which the Quran and numerous Hadiths state occurred during the Meccan period of Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) mission. According to tradition, the leaders of the Quraysh challenged the Prophet to show them a sign to prove his prophethood, and Allah caused the moon to split into two distinct halves before their eyes. While skeptics viewing this through a purely materialistic lens often dismiss it, for Muslims, it is a testament to Allah’s power over the natural laws He created and a sign of the approaching Day of Judgment.