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quran:15:2 –

Perhaps those who disbelieve will wish that they had been Muslims.

It may be that (read rubbamā or rubamā) those who disbelieve, on the Day of Resurrection, when they witness their predicament and that of the Muslims, will wish that they had been muslims (rubba here is used to indicate ‘many’, since many of them will wish this; but it is also said to indicate ‘few’, since they will be so stupefied by the terrors that they will not come out of their stupor to wish such a thing, except on a few occasions:

القرآن:١٥:٢ –

رُبَمَا يَوَدُّ الَّذِينَ كَفَرُوا لَوْ كَانُوا مُسْلِمِينَ

{رُبَّمَا} بالتشديد والتخفيف {يود} يتمنى {الذين كفروا} يوم القيامة إذا عاينوا حالهم وحال المسلمين {لو كانوا مسلمين} ورب للتكثير فإنه يكثر منهم تمني ذلك وقيل للتقليل فإن الأهوال تدهشهم فلا يفيقون حتى يتمنوا ذلك إلا في أحيان قليلة.

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