And his companion said, 'He is the devil that was assigned to him in His saying, "We assign to him a devil, so he is a companion to him." His saying supports this, as Allah, the Exalted, said, 'His companion said, 'Our Lord, I did not lead him astray.' This is what is with me, prepared for Hell. The meaning is that an angel drives him, another witnesses against him, and a devil is associated with him, saying, 'I have prepared him for Hell and made him ready for it by my misleading and misguidance.' If you ask: What is the grammatical analysis of this statement? I say: If you consider 'what' to be descriptive, then 'prepared' is an attribute for it. If you consider it to be relative, then it is an apposition, or a news after news, or a news of a deleted subject.