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quran:72:15 –

But as for the unjust, they will be, for Hell, firewood.'  

And as for those are unjust, they will be firewood, fuel, for Hell!” ’ (annā, annahum, and annahu totalling all twelve instances ˹above˺, including innahu ta‘ālā and annā minnā’l-muslimūna and what comes in between them may be read with a kasra ˹sc. innā, innahum etc.˺ indicating a new sentence ˹every time˺, or with a fatha ˹sc. annā, annahum etc.˺ indicating the statement that will follow ˹as a relative clause˺).
القرآن:٧٢:١٥ –

وَأَمَّا الْقَاسِطُونَ فَكَانُوا لِجَهَنَّمَ حَطَبًا  

{وأما القاسطون فكانوا لجهنم حطبا} وقودا وأنا وأنهم وأنه في اثني عشر موضعا هي وأنه تعالى وأنا منا المسلمون وما بينهما بكسر الهمزة استئنافا وبفتحها بما يوجه به.