Continuation of the tafsir of the saying of Allah the Exalted: (( ... Those are the ones for whom is forgiveness and a noble reward ))

... This is the beginning of the lesson, okay. His saying This sentence is introductory to clarify their reward, because His saying is ambiguous, so He clarified this reward by His saying , and the reference in His saying goes back to , which is the subject, and is the fronted predicate, and is the delayed subject, and is conjoined to them, and the sentence consists of the subject and its predicate, and the second sentence consists of the subject and the predicate which is the predicate of the first subject. So we now have two subjects, and . Thus, "Those" is the subject, and "for them" is a preposition and its object, which is the fronted predicate for "forgiveness." "Forgiveness" is the delayed subject, and "noble reward" is conjoined to it, and the sentence consisting of the second subject and its predicate is in the position of being the predicate of the first subject. Do you understand this? Where is the link? The link is the pronoun in "for them" because it goes back to the one referred to. His saying "Those" refers to them with a distant reference to indicate the highness of their rank, because this type of people is the highest class of people, those who believed and did righteous deeds. And His saying "forgiveness" means the removal of what is disliked, and "reward" means the attainment of what is desired. So for them is forgiveness for their sins and their transgressions, so Allah forgives them their transgressions and sins by passing over them and concealing them from them, because forgiveness is the concealing of the sin and passing over it, since its derivation is from "al-mighfar" which is what is worn on the head in war, and it has two benefits: concealing the head and protection from arrows. So forgiveness includes the concealing of sins and passing over them, and no punishment for them. "Reward" means giving, and from this is His saying, the Exalted, meaning give them from it, and "noble" means good, good in its quality and quantity. And Allah indicated that the goodness of this reward is not reached by the minds in His saying, the Exalted, So the reward of these believers who did righteous deeds is that their evil deeds are forgiven and that they are rewarded for their righteous work in the noble reward. I said "noble" because it is good in its quantity and quality, so its quantity is not counted, not exhausted, and not destroyed, and its quality is also not grasped by the mind or the heart . Then He said, the Exalted and Majestic, to the end of it,