This research investigates the connection between Yûnus Emre’s Divan and Quranic verses and their interpretations in general. In particular, it examines the connection between the couplets in Yûnus Emre’s Divan on the subjects of the resurrection and the day of judgement and the verses and interpretations, and the comparison and presentation of the divan and interpretations. In this context, seven couplets related to the subject of the Day of Judgment in the Divan are examined. The subject is explained through these seven examples. Determining the sources from which Yûnus Emre’s Divan, which has a significant place in our cultural geography, is nourished is of great importance in understanding the divan correctly. In addition, determining this connection is also important in terms of determining Yunus Emre’s personality and the path and method he followed spiritually. Again, the determination of the issues of resurrection and the day of judgement, which have an important place in the belief in the afterlife, and the revealing of their connection with the Quran and its commentaries are important in terms of determining the similarities and differences between Yunus Emre and contemporary and non-contemporary commentators on this subject. It is aimed to determine the Quranic verses stated explicitly and implicitly in detail by examining the couplets in Yûnus Emre’s divan, one of the Muslim Sufis, and to reveal the connection between the interpretations of these verses and the divan. Thus, it was aimed to determine the characteristics of Yûnus Emre’s understanding of Islam. In this regard, it is aimed to reveal Yûnus Emre’s understanding of the issues of resurrection and judgement, which have an important place in the belief in the afterlife. Based on the Fatih Manuscript, one of the oldest manuscripts of Yûnus Emre’s Divan that has survived to the present day, the connections between the Holy Quran, its interpretations and commentaries were determined using the literature review method, and a comparison was made between the divan and the commentaries.. An examination of the afterlife sections of Yûnus Emre’s divan, which address the issue of the afterlife, reveals direct references to fourteen verses. These verses address Israfil’s (peace be upon him) blowing the Trumpet, the resurrection of people from their graves during and after the apocalypse, intercession, and the delivery of the record of deeds. Based on this, we conclude the significance of the Quran in Yûnus Emre’s mind. Regarding the topic of “Resurrection and the Last Judgement,” which we specifically address, the seven verses we have included are found to be consistent with Quranic narratives in many respects, and it has been determined that commentaries also provide explanations supporting the verses.