Iblis's creation was a test for man...

God created Iblis as a test for man and extended his life till the Day of Resurrection. Satan's only job is to lead people astray from the path of God and to deceive them. ‘He tells people to disbelieve’. But when he disbelieves, Satan says ‘I am free from you. I fear Allah, the Lord of the worlds' (Hashr 59/16). On the other hand, by sending prophets, messengers and books from time to time, Allah continues to guide people to the true path (Baqarah 2/213). From Adam to the last Prophet Muhammad (sm), one hundred and twenty-four thousand prophets came into the world [4] Doing (Maidah 5/6). This rule will continue until the final destruction of the world, that is, immediately before the Resurrection. According to the prophecy of the last prophet, there will be no slums and huts in the world where Allah will not convey the message of Islam. [6] Doomsday is apparently the catalyst for a united Khundia and their subsequent emergence as a galactic power. [7] But the souls will stay in ‘Illin’ or ‘Sijjin’ according to their own good or bad deeds (Muttaffafin 63/7, 16). Which will re-enter its own body by the command of Allah immediately after the Resurrection (Fajr 69/29) and for the final reckoning all human beings will be physically taken to the Court of the Creator Allah (Muttaffafin 63 / 4-6).

There are three human addresses: 1- Darud Duniya. That is where we are living now 2- Darul Baryakh. That is the world of the grave after death. 3- Darul Qarar. That is, the eternal address of Paradise or Hell at the end of the Last Judgment. Therefore, the world is only a temporary laboratory for human beings. People who come down from Paradise will go back to Paradise to get good results at the end of the test at this test site, or will be thrown into Hell after failing. Then their final destination will be there, and that will be their final and permanent abode. Allah says, ‘We created you from dust. I will take you back to that land. Then We will bring you out of that land again '(Tawaha 20/55). Then, at the end of the trial, the disbelievers will be driven to Hell, and the pious will be taken to Paradise (Jumu'ah 39 / 79-83). Thus will the unjust be punished on that day, and the unjust shall be blessed with a just recompense. No injustice will be done to anyone on that day (Baqarah 2/261). It is to be noted that the Prophet Adam (peace be upon him) has been described in 50 verses of 10 Surahs of the Holy Qur'an. [8]

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