Resurrection: Recompense, Reckoning, the Bridge and the Balance
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- What is meant by baʿth?
- What is the basic lexical difference between baʿth and iḥyāʾ?
- What does “Then on the Last Day you will be raised” establish?
- Why are worldly life and the Hereafter called the abode of action and recompense?
- Recompense for deeds is tied to what?
- What distinction appears in “that He may recompense those who did evil…”?
- What is meant by ʿarḍ?
- What feature of presentation is mentioned in “They are presented before your Lord in rows”?
- What does “the day mankind stands before the Lord of the worlds” describe?
- What is the difference between ʿarḍ and ḥisāb?
- What is the central meaning of “there is no injustice today”?
- What does qirāʾat al-kitāb mean in this lesson?
- What does “a book that he will find opened” imply?
- What will the person be told by “Read your book”?
- Which pairing correctly describes reward and punishment?
- What amount of deed is mentioned in al-Zalzalah 99:7–8?
- Where is the Bridge described as being?
- How is the Bridge described in fineness and sharpness?
- What determines the variations in speed across the Bridge?
- Which way of crossing the Bridge is specifically mentioned?
- For whom is deliverance mentioned in Maryam 19:71–72?
- What is the basic belief regarding the Balance?
- What does “the weighing that day is true” establish?
- What does al-mawāzīn al-qisṭ mean?
- What is said about a deed as small as a mustard seed?
- Resurrection and reading the record are merely two names for the same act.
- Belief in a distinct life in barzakh does not negate resurrection.
- “There is no injustice today” negates justice on the Last Day.
- Everyone will cross the Bridge at the same speed.
- Even a deed as small as a mustard seed will be brought forth at the just Balance.