PBG game and waiting

in the PBG game there is a waiting and matching period. relate it to Quranic gathering of people before they were born
The lobby/matchmaking period in PUBG draws a fascinating parallel to the metaphysical concept of "Alam al-Alast" (the Realm of the Covenant or the world of souls before birth) in Islamic theology.In PUBG, before players are dropped into the map to experience the trial of the game, 100 players gather on Spawn Island. They exist in a temporary space, visually complete but harmless—bullets deal no damage, consequences are paused, and everyone is waiting to be deployed into the actual simulation of survival.The Parallel FeaturesThe Universal Gathering:PUBG: Every player who will enter the match is pulled into the exact same lobby prior to the drop.Quran: In Surah Al-A'raf (7:172), God gathers all human souls from the loins of Adam at once, prior to their earthly birth.The Initial Covenant (The Pre-Game Agreement):PUBG: Being in the waiting lobby signifies that you have accepted the terms of the match. You are primed for the objective, awareness is set, and the rules of engagement are established before the plane takes off.Quran: In the pre-bodily realm, God asks all souls, "Am I not your Lord?" (Alastu bi-Rabbikum?), and all souls respond, "Yes, we testify." This inherent recognition (the Fitrah) acts as an ingrained awareness that souls carry into the earthly life, even if they forget it later during the noise of the "match."Immortality and Absence of Consequences:PUBG: On Spawn Island, players can run, punch, or shoot, but no one takes real damage or dies. The physics of consequence are suspended until entry into the main island.Quranic Context: In the realm of souls (Alam al-Arwah), physical mortality, physical suffering, and worldly testing do not yet exist. The souls exist in a state of pure spiritual presence before being embodied and subject to mortal vulnerability.The Flight/Deployment:PUBG: The timer hits zero, the screen fades, and players are placed on the plane to enter the battleground where their choices, positioning, and actions determine their outcome.Quranic Context: Birth is the transition from the waiting period into the earthly life (Al-Dunya). The pre-existential state ends, memories of the covenant recede, and the test begins in real time."And [remember] when your Lord took from the children of Adam—from their loins—their descendants and made them testify of themselves, [saying to them], 'Am I not your Lord?' They said, 'Yes, we have testified.' [This] lest you should say on the Day of Resurrection, 'Indeed, we were of this unaware.'"— Surah Al-A'raf (7:172)In both contexts, the pre-game phase establishes consciousness, identity, and shared origin before the individual is cast into an environment where they must navigate survival, decisions, and ultimate accountability.