Qawāʿid al-Asmāʾ al-ḤusnāIbn al-Qayyim

from it for Him—such as al-Hayy (the Ever-Living). Rather, only the noun and the verbal noun are applied to Him,1 not the verb; hence one does not say hayiya.2

(1) It is said that al-Hayy (the Ever-Living) is one of His names, whereas hayat (life) is one of His attributes. (2) See Muhammad al-Uthaymin, al-Qawaid al-Muthla fi Sifat Allah wa Asmaihi al-Husna, rule three concerning the divine names, pp. 10–11.
عنه به نحو: الحي، بل يطلق عليه الاسم والمصدر١ دون الفعل، فلا يقال: حيي٢.
١ فيقال: من أسمائه سبحانه "الحي "ومن صفاته "الحياة". ٢ انظر كتاب "القواعد المثلى في صفات الله وأسمائه الحسنى"للشيخ محمد العثيمين ﵀ القاعدة الثالثة من قواعد الأسماء (ص ١٠، ١١) .

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