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quran:74:9 –

That Day will be a difficult day

that day, that is to say, the time of the sounding (yawma’idhin is a substitution for the preceding subject, and is not declined because it is annexed to something that cannot be declined; the predicate of the subject ˹is the following˺) will be a harsh day (idhā is operated by what is indicated by the statement: ishtadda’lamru, ‘˹for when the trumpet is sounded˺ the situation will be terrible’),

القرآن:٧٤:٩ –

فَذَٰلِكَ يَوْمَئِذٍ يَوْمٌ عَسِيرٌ

{فذلك} أي وقت النقر {يومئذ} بدل مما قبله المبتدأ وبني لإضافته إلى غير متمكن وخبر المبتدأ {يوم عسير} والعامل في إذا ما دلت عليه الجملة اشتد الأمر.

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