What is the secret of omitting the letter ``yā'' (يا) in the vocative (النداء) throughout the entire Quran? The secret of omitting ``yā'' which occurs throughout the entire Quran is: what is it?
Reflect on the verses before supplications (الدعاء) such as ``Rabb'' (ربّ) and ``Rabbanā'' (ربَّنا); one should reflect on Quranic verses before noble supplications such as ``Rabb'' and ``Rabbanā''.
The rhetorical secret in that ``yā'' is used for calling from afar (لنداء البعيد): the rhetorical secret in it is that ``yā'' is used for calling from afar.
And Allah the Exalted is closer to His servant than his jugular vein (حبل الوريد)! And God the Exalted, drawing near to His servants, is closer to them than their jugular vein!
\textbf{30 -- Identify the Correct Option:}
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\item What is the secret of omitting the letter ``yā'' (يا) in the vocative (النداء) throughout the entire Quran? The secret of omitting ``yā'' which occurs throughout the entire Quran is: what is it?
\item Reflect on the verses before supplications (الدعاء) such as ``Rabb'' (ربّ) and ``Rabbanā'' (ربَّنا); one should reflect on Quranic verses before noble supplications such as ``Rabb'' and ``Rabbanā''.
\item The rhetorical secret in that ``yā'' is used for calling from afar (لنداء البعيد): the rhetorical secret in it is that ``yā'' is used for calling from afar.
\item And Allah the Exalted is closer to His servant than his jugular vein (حبل الوريد)! And God the Exalted, drawing near to His servants, is closer to them than their jugular vein!
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