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quran:87:9 –

So remind, if the reminder should benefit;

So remind, admonish by the Qur’ān, in case the reminder should be of benefit, to the one whom you might remind, the one mentioned in ˹the following verse˺ ‘he ˹who fears˺ will be reminded’, in other words, even if it might not be of benefit, for it is of benefit to some but of no benefit to others.

القرآن:٨٧:٩ –

فَذَكِّرْ إِنْ نَفَعَتِ الذِّكْرَىٰ

{فذكر} عظ بالقرآن {إن نفعت الذكرى} من تذكرة المذكور في سيذكر، يعني وإن لم تنفع ونفعها لبعض وعدم النفع لبعض آخر.

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