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quran:96:8 –

Indeed, to your Lord is the return.

Surely to your Lord, O man, is the return — ˹meant as˺ a threat for him — and so He will requite the rebellious one with what he deserves.

القرآن:٩٦:٨ –

إِنَّ إِلَىٰ رَبِّكَ الرُّجْعَىٰ

{إن إلى ربك} يا إنسان {الرجعى} أي الرجوع تخويف له فيجازي الطاغي بما يستحقه.

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quran:53:42 –

And that to your Lord is the finality

and that (read wa-anna as a supplement; it is also read wa-inna as the beginning of a new sentence; and the same applies to what comes after it, in which case, according to this second ˹reading˺, these ˹inna statements˺ no longer form part of the content of all that is ‘in the scrolls’) the ultimate end, the return and the destination after death, is toward your Lord, whereat He will requite them;

القرآن:٥٣:٤٢ –

وَأَنَّ إِلَىٰ رَبِّكَ الْمُنْتَهَىٰ

{وأن} بالفتح عطفا وقرئ بالكسر استئنافا وكذا ما بعدها فلا يكون مضمون الجمل في الصحف على الثاني {إلى ربك المنتهى} المرجع والمصير بعد الموت فيجازيهم.

quran:89:28 –

Return to your Lord, well-pleased and pleasing ˹to Him˺,

Return — this is said to it upon death — to your Lord, that is to say, return to His command and to His will, pleased, with the reward, pleasing, in God’s sight with your deeds; in other words ˹return O soul˺ combining both descriptions (both of which are circumstantial qualifiers). And it will be said to it at the Resurrection:

القرآن:٨٩:٢٨ –

ارْجِعِي إِلَىٰ رَبِّكِ رَاضِيَةً مَرْضِيَّةً

{إرجعي إلى ربك} يقال لها ذلك عند الموت، أي إرجعي إلى أمره وإرادته {راضية} بالثواب {مرضية} عند الله بعملك، أي جامعة بين الوصفين وهما حالان ويقال لها في القيامة: