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quran:51:5 –

Indeed, what you are promised is true.

assuredly what you are promised (mā, ‘what’, relates to the verbal action), in other words, the promise given to them of resurrection and other matters, is true, is indeed a true promise,

القرآن:٥١:٥ –

إِنَّمَا تُوعَدُونَ لَصَادِقٌ

{إنما توعدون} ما مصدرية، أي وعدهم بالبعث وغيره {لصادق} لوعد صادق.

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quran:77:7 –

Indeed, what you are promised is to occur.

Surely that which you are promised, O disbelievers of Mecca, in the way of resurrection and chastisement, will befall: it will be, without any doubt.

القرآن:٧٧:٧ –

إِنَّمَا تُوعَدُونَ لَوَاقِعٌ

{إنما توعدون} أي يا كفار مكة من البعث والعذاب {لواقع} كائن لا محالة.