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quran:74:33 –

And ˹by˺ the night when it departs  

And by the night when it returns! (if read as idhā dabara), when it comes back after day (a variant reading has idh adbara, meaning ‘when it has receded’).
القرآن:٧٤:٣٣ –

وَاللَّيْلِ إِذْ أَدْبَرَ  

{والليل إذا} بفتح الذال {دبر} جاء بعد النهار وفي قراءة إذ دبر بسكون الذال بعدها همزة، أي مضى.