eloquence and lucid style corresponding exactly to the requirements of the subject.
For example, as is explained in the Fourteenth Flash of the Risale-i Nur, the sentence,
In the Name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate,
which forms a single verse and is repeated one hundred and fourteen times in the Qur’an, is a truth that binds the divine throne and the earth, and illuminates the cosmos, and of which everyone is in need all the time; if it is repeated millions of times, there is still need for it. One needs and longs for it not only every day like bread, but every moment like air and light.
And, for example, the verse,
And verily your Sustainer is Exalted in Might, Most Compassionate.(26:9)
This verse, which recounts the salvation stories of the prophets and the punishments of their peoples, is repeated eight times in Sura Ta. Sin. Mim. To repeat them on account of the result of the universe’s creation and in the name of universal dominicality, in order to teach that dominical dignity requires the torments of those wrongdoing peoples while divine compassion requires the prophets’ salvation, is a concise, miraculous, and elevated miraculousness, for which, if repeated thousands of times, there would still be need and longing.
And, for example, the verse,
Then which of the favours of your Sustainer will you deny?(55:13, etc.)
which is repeated in Sura al-Rahman, and the verse,
Woe that Day to the rejecters of truth!,(77:15)
in Sura al-Mursalat shout out threateningly to mankind and the jinn across the centuries and the heavens and the earth, the unbelief, ingratitude, and wrongdoing of those who bring the universe and the heavens and earth to anger, spoil the results of the world’s creation, and deny and respond slightingly to the majesty of divine rule, and aggress against the rights of all creatures. If a general lesson thus concerned with thousands of truths and of the strength of thousands of matters is repeated thousands of times, there would still be need for it and its awe-inspiring conciseness and beautiful, miraculous eloquence.
And, for example, the repetition of the phrases,
Glory be unto You! There is no god but You: Mercy! Mercy! Save us, deliver us, preserve us, from Hell-fire!
in the supplication of the Prophet (UWBP) called Jaushan al-Kabir, which