Life in the intermediate world (Barzakh) is one of the three stages of human existence, and the Quran explicitly reveals its reality. Some scholars, while accepting the existence of the intermediate world, believe that Quranic verses do not directly indicate the intermediate world but, through verses that imply the survival of souls after death, one can infer the existence of this world only indirectly. This study, conducted through a descriptive-analytical method, by examining all verses related to the intermediate world and categorizing them based on their type of implication, concludes that these verses can be divided into two types: some explicitly indicate the existence of life in the intermediate world, while others do so indirectly.