What is meant by the statement: (And when it is said to you, "Arise," then arise)?

Question:
In the statement of Allah the Exalted, (And when it is said to you, "Arise," then arise), what is the meaning of that?

Answer:
Answer: If it is said to people who are sitting and listening to a lesson, "Stand up," or if it is said, "Stand up for prayer," for example, or to stand up for a need that has arisen, then stand up. (And when it is said to you, "Arise," then arise): "Arise" (nashaz) means to rise, that is, to rise from sitting and stand up when there is a need or a request. (And when it is said to you, "Make room in the seats," then make room, and Allah will make room for you). This means the gatherings of dhikr; if someone comes and the gathering is full, make room for him so he can sit with you, benefit, and listen: (When it is said to you, "Make room in the seats," then make room, and Allah will make room for you). The reward is of the same kind as the deed. (And when it is said to you, "Arise," then arise): stand up for prayer, stand up for something that has occurred, then stand up.