Three classical accounts of the bodily restoration are discussed:
1. Dispersal and reassembly: the bodily parts separate after death and Allah gathers them again.
2. Annihilation and re-creation: the body ceases to exist and is brought back as the numerically same body.
3. Suspension of judgment: one affirms resurrection without definitively specifying its mechanism.
These are not interchangeable. The first emphasizes the reorganization of surviving parts; the second directly raises the question of restoring what was non-existent. The third limits what is asserted about the mechanism while retaining the reality of resurrection.