Commentary
So when it came to her. And when there was ambiguity, then specification, it creates eagerness, then glorification. He built for the action his saying: "It was called out" from the Guide who has no guide other than Him. Then he clarified the call by saying: "O Moses." And when the situation was for the introduction of the favors gently, he said, confirming, as a reminder to him, that it is His words, glorified and exalted is He, from the aspect that he hears it from no specific direction and in a manner that he is not accustomed to in conversing with created beings, dropping the preposition in the reading of Ibn Kathir, Abu Amr, and Abu Hafs with the opening, and mimicking with a saying estimated by the others.
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