556 - YA'SEEN (Ayat# 74-83) surah end
The Quran addresses the concept of resurrection by challenging disbelief in divine power. It highlights Allah’s ability to recreate life, referencing the initial creation from a mere drop and questioning why recreating after dissolution is deemed impossible. This argument is presented through rhetorical questions, urging reflection on the complexities of creation and the limitations of human comprehension. The text emphasizes that Allah is fully aware of both outward actions and hidden intentions, and that accountability follows life. Furthermore, the Quran points to the natural world as evidence of divine capability, citing the creation of fire from green trees as a parallel to the possibility of recreating human beings. The passage stresses that the body experienced by individuals will be similar to the one they possessed in this life, linked to the consequences of their deeds. It also clarifies the nature of divine action, occurring outside the constraints of time in the realm of ‘al-amr’.
