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And do not grant a favour seeking greater gain read tastakthiru as a circumstantial qualifier in other words do not give something in order to demand more in return this stipulation is specific to the Prophet s since he is enjoined to adopt the fairest traits and the noblest of manners;

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and endure patiently for the sake of your Lord all His commands and prohibitions.

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For when the trumpet is sounded when the trumpet is blown that is the Horn qarn at the second blast

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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’l-amru ‘for when the trumpet is sounded the situation will be terrible’

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for the disbelievers not at all easy herein is an indication that it will be easy for believers despite its harshness.