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quran:79:7 –

There will follow it the subsequent ˹one˺.

and is followed by the Aftershock, the second blast; between the two ˹blasts˺ is a span of forty years (the sentence ˹tatba‘uhā’l-rādifatu˺ is a circumstantial qualifier referring to al-rājifa, ‘the Tremor’, in other words, the ‘day’ can ˹adverbially˺ accommodate both blasts and other events, and so for this reason it can also properly function as the adverbial qualifier for the Resurrection that will take place after the second ˹blast˺);

القرآن:٧٩:٧ –

تَتْبَعُهَا الرَّادِفَةُ

{تتبعها الرادفة} النفخة الثانية وبينهما أربعون سنة، والجملة حال من الراجفة، فاليوم واسع للنفختين وغيرهما فصح ظرفيته للبعث الواقع عقب الثانية.

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