Quran 27:7 Vs 20:10 And 28:29
This is very interesting and also true, different words have been used Moses seeing a fire in mentioned in Surah Taha 20:10, Namal 27:7 and Qasas 28:29. In Namal and Qasas, similar pattern, Moses saying he may get Khabar or can borrow flame. Khabar precedes getting fire/flame But in Taha he said fire/flame first followed by finding Guidance! Word used is Huda So the arrangement is opposite. Taha narrates the story of Moses and Bani Israel in greatest detail. It also mentioned Moses describing Allah as one who Guides(Hada) in 20:50. So in Taha just by changing the order and the use of the word guidance, Allah alluded to Moses’s inner struggle both spiritually for himself and the suffering of his people. He didn’t know what to do and was looking for guidance. I did word search in Quran.com, word hada (in all other verbal forms) is used either as an innate guidance or the spiritual right path and not as a way in land. Therefore, Namal and Qasas describes a man who wanted to find his way in the land and fire for his family so they may stay warm But in Taha describes the man who wanted above as well as guidance for himself Please the 3 areas and insha Allah u will find a better explanation than mine
Yes I asked Ghamidi sahab directly and he said this is simply how past events are narrated. Sometimes different words are used to convey the same meaning. He said it is to keep it varied and fresh so the exact same words weren’t used and that this is common in literature