Ata që të zotohen ty, në të vërtetë, ata i zotohen All-llahut, se dora e All-llahut është mbi duart e tyre. E kush e thyen (zotimin), ai e thyen vetëm në dëm të vetin, e kush e znaton atë që i është zotuar All-llahut, Ai do t’i japë atij shpërblim të madh.
These readings reflect linguistic options for the pronoun attached to this preposition. While the norm (including for Ḥafṣ) is to pronounce this with kasrah due to the preceding ya', the change here may be to produce the heavy sound in the divine name, which reflects the gravity of the pledge. The default of the pronoun itself is -hu, so the reading of Ḥafṣ may also reflect the principle of sticking firmly to the original pledge [al-Alusi].
He has revealed to you ˹O Prophet˺ the Book in truth, confirming what came before it, as He revealed the Torah and the Gospel
Shpjegim
These readings reflect linguistic options for the pronoun attached to this preposition. While the norm (including for Ḥafṣ) is to pronounce this with kasrah due to the preceding ya', the change here may be to produce the heavy sound in the divine name, which reflects the gravity of the pledge. The default of the pronoun itself is -hu, so the reading of Ḥafṣ may also reflect the principle of sticking firmly to the original pledge [al-Alusi].