And when there was in this statement what is not hidden from man; and they did not return; it indicated that they have examples of this aversion to such statements; so He said (glorified and exalted is He): ﴿And We have certainly diversified﴾; meaning: We have made a great variety of ways of expression; from lessons; and wisdoms; and proverbs; and rulings; and arguments; and signs; in forms of promise; and warning; command; and prohibition; and the clear; and the ambiguous; and so on; ﴿in this Quran﴾; from these ways; what is beyond reproach; and we have varied it from one aspect to another; and from one example to another; and “diversification” linguistically means: turning something from one direction to another; then it became a metaphor for clarification; as stated by Abu Hayyan.

And when that is ingrained in natures; and it has in minds examples that reveal their beauties from their veils with the slightest attention from the soul; the admonition by it is called reminder; with what is known; so He said (glorified and exalted is He): ﴿So that they may remember﴾; meaning: a type of reminder - as indicated by the assimilation; for indeed - glorified is He - is generous; He is pleased with the little - this is in the reading of the congregation; and Hamzah and Al-Kisai read with the ذ (dhal) being silent; and the ك (kaf) being pronounced with a dammah; indicating that all that is in the Quran does not escape reason; rather it is ingrained in natures; and it has witnesses in souls; and horizons; which a person can recall with the slightest hint; and the easiest prompting; if what has concealed it from reason of desires; and distractions is removed; and He followed it with His saying (glorified and exalted is He) - marveling at them -: ﴿And what does it increase them﴾; the diversification; ﴿except in aversion﴾; from hearing; let alone remembering; due to their belief that this is not proof; rather it is a semblance and an illusion to divert them from what they are in; from what they are accustomed to; and received from their forefathers; and the ages have persisted in their belief that it is true;