Transliteration:( Zaalika bi annal laaha Huwal haqqu wa annahoo yuhyil mawtaa wa annahoo 'alaakulli shai'in Qadeer )
"This is so because Allah is the Truth and that it is He who will give life to the dead and that He can do all things [21]."
The essence of this comparison is to show that just as the parched earth becomes lush and green through rainwater, in the same manner, the sound of the trumpet will breathe life into the lifeless bodies.
This verse reaffirms that:
Allah is the Truth,
He is the Giver of life to the dead, and
He is All-Powerful over everything, including resurrecting mankind after death.
The tafsir of Surah Al-Hajj verse 6 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Hajj ayat 5 which provides the complete commentary from verse 5 through 7.
(22:6) All this is because Allah, He is the Truth,[8] and because He resurrects the dead, and because He has power over everything,
8. The Arabic text may mean three things: (1) Allah is telling the truth and you are wrong in presuming that there is no possibility of life-after-death. (2) Allah’s existence is not merely a supposition but it is a reality. He is not only the first cause but has supreme authority, and is conducting every affair in the universe according to His Will, Knowledge and Wisdom. (3) All His designs and works are based on truth and are, therefore, serious, meaningful and full of wisdom.
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