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quran:40:32 –

And O my people, indeed I fear for you the Day of Calling -

And O my people! Truly I fear for you a day of ˹mutual˺ calling (read yawma’l-tanādi, omitting the ˹final long˺ yā’, or retaining it thus: yawma’l-tanādī) that is to say, the Day of Resurrection, in which repeated calls are made by those meriting Paradise to those meriting the Fire and vice versa, as well as calls ˹proclaiming˺ good fortune for those who merit the former and misery for those who merit the latter and ˹many˺ other such ˹calls˺,

القرآن:٤٠:٣٢ –

وَيَا قَوْمِ إِنِّي أَخَافُ عَلَيْكُمْ يَوْمَ التَّنَادِ

{ويا قوم إني أخاف عليكم يوم التناد} بحذف الياء وإثباتها، أي يوم القيامة يكثر فيه نداء أصحاب الجنة أصحاب النار وبالعكس، والنداء بالسعادة لأهلها وبالشقاوة لأهلها وغير ذلك.

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