Commentary on al-Jalalayn's Tafsir: "And thus has been fulfilled the word of your Lord" meaning "I will surely fill Hell" [119

The commentator (may Allah have mercy on him) said: "meaning

I will surely fill Hell with jinn and men all together."

لأملأن جهنم من الجنة والناس أجمعين

[Hud 11:119]

" So he interpreted the word of Allah with that, but there is a clear consideration in this, because Allah says: This word, the word is His saying: meaning it became obligatory upon them, and the word is His saying: For this reason, the commentator said that it is: "a substitute for the word" If it is a substitute for the word, how can we say that the word is His saying: If it is the substitute, then Ibn Malik says:
The dependent noun intended by the ruling without an intermediary is the one called a substitute.
The dependent noun intended by the ruling without an intermediary is this substitute. Therefore, the intended meaning of the ruling, the intended meaning of His saying: is His saying: , and if you find "companions of the Fire" in the Qur'an, the intended meaning is those who are eternally in it, because companionship implies permanence, and it cannot be the companions of the Fire for those who were threatened with entering the Fire and then coming out of it; rather, it is for those who are the people of the Fire, who are its people and its companions.