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quran:20:32 –

And let him share my task

and let him share in my affair, namely, in ˹the delivery of˺ the Message (both verbs ˹ushdud, ‘confirm’, and ashrikhu, ‘let him share’˺ are in the imperative and in the apocopated imperfect tense, constituting the response to the request ˹of Moses˺).

القرآن:٢٠:٣٢ –

وَأَشْرِكْهُ فِي أَمْرِي

{وأشركه في أمري} أي الرسالة والفعلان بصيغتي الأمر والمضارع المجزوم وهو جواب الطلب.

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