Exegesis of the saying of Allah the Exalted: (So he called upon his Lord, saying, "I am overcome, so give me victory.")

Exegesis of His saying, the Exalted: (So he called upon his Lord, saying, "I am overcome, so give me victory")

When the time had prolonged, he called upon his Lord: [Al-Qamar: 10] Allah is the Greatest! Two words: [Al-Qamar: 10] And indeed, he called upon One worthy of being answered, (Exalted and Majestic is He), so Allah answered him,So he said: [Al-Qamar: 11] We opened,And in a reading: We opened, and both are correct. It is recommended for one who knows the other recitation to read with this one at times and with that one at times, on the condition that this is not done in the presence of the common people; for it is not recommended to recite for the common people using a recitation other than that of the Mushaf in their hands, lest it cause confusion for them, and perhaps the status of the Qur'an would be lowered in their hearts, or they would attribute error and distortion to you. But with students of knowledge, or in learning, or between you and yourself, it is recommended to read with the established recitations, sometimes with this one and sometimes with that one.
Just as we say this also regarding the various forms of worship, you do this at times and that at times, such as the opening supplications and the like.

His statement: (AND WE OPENED THE GATES OF THE HEAVEN) (Gates) Every gate in the heaven was opened (WITH POURING WATER) meaning: poured down with a severe downpour, so it was like the mouths of water skins, not like the known droplets, no, but more severe.