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quran:80:10 –

From him you are distracted.  

to him you pay no heed (talahhā: the original second tā’ ˹of tatalahhā˺ has been omitted), that is to say, from him you are distracted ˹by other things˺.
القرآن:٨٠:١٠ –

فَأَنْتَ عَنْهُ تَلَهَّىٰ  

{فأنت عنه تَلَهَّى} فيه حذف التاء الأخرى في الأصل أي تتشاغل.

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quran:80:6 –

To him you give attention.  

to him you ˹do˺ attend (tasaddā: a variant reading has tassaddā, where the original second tā’ ˹of tatasaddā˺ has been assimilated with the sād), ˹him˺ you accept and turn your attention to;
القرآن:٨٠:٦ –

فَأَنْتَ لَهُ تَصَدَّىٰ  

{فأنت له تصدى} وفي قراءة بتشديد الصاد بإدغام التاء الثانية في الأصل فيها: تقبل وتتعرض.