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quran:19:3 –

When he called to his Lord a private supplication.

when (idh is semantically connected to rahma, ‘mercy’) he called out to his Lord a call, entailing a supplication, in secret, in the middle of the night, because this ˹time of the night˺ invites a faster response ˹to one’s supplication˺.

القرآن:١٩:٣ –

إِذْ نَادَىٰ رَبَّهُ نِدَاءً خَفِيًّا

{إذ} متعلق برحمة {نادى ربه نداءً} مشتملاً على دعاء {خفيا} سرا جوف الليل لأنه أسرع للإجابة.

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