LessonsDivine Will, Self-Sufficiency, Life, and ResurrectionQuiz

Bāʿithun bilā mashaqqah — The One who raises without hardship.
Muḥyin bilā mashaqqah — The One who gives life without hardship.

The choice of bāʿith draws attention to a particular distinction: after death, life exists in the grave; at the Gathering that hidden life becomes outwardly manifest as people are raised.

In this respect, baʿth (raising) expresses the event of Resurrection particularly clearly.

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Why bāʿith rather than muḥyī?

Divine Will, Self-Sufficiency, Life, and Resurrection

Bāʿithun bilā mashaqqah — The One who raises without hardship.
Muḥyin bilā mashaqqah — The One who gives life without hardship.

The choice of bāʿith draws attention to a particular distinction: after death, life exists in the grave; at the Gathering that hidden life becomes outwardly manifest as people are raised.

In this respect, baʿth (raising) expresses the event of Resurrection particularly clearly.