And when the proof of the completeness of ability and the comprehensiveness of knowledge was established, the revival of the dead was certainly confirmed. This is due to the absence of any hindrance from the aspect of ability and the necessity of wisdom from the aspect of knowledge, for the sake of justice among the servants by contrasting righteousness with corruption. So He (Exalted and Glorified is He) said, confirming their denial: "Indeed, your Lord"; meaning: the One who is gracious to you by taking vengeance against those who oppose you and by granting you the sight of your adversaries. "He"; meaning: only He; "will gather them"; meaning: He will assemble them to the land of resurrection after their resurrection. Al-Rummani said: Its origin is the gathering of living beings to a place. Then he explained this, saying - confirming for the sake of their belief in what necessitates denial -: "Indeed, He is Wise"; meaning: He does things in the most appropriate places, such that no one can refute them. "Knowing"; possessing profound knowledge, so nothing is hidden from Him. He intends for His wisdom to be seen by lifting the veil when distinguishing the people of happiness from the people of misery. And "wisdom" is the knowledge that diverts from what is not appropriate; its origin is prevention.