Difference Between Izza (إذا) And Izz (اذ) Used In Quran
Izaa takes the tense into future and iz indicates past event.
Yeah I figured I jumped the gun posting the question. I need to do my due diligence. I guess what I was trying to ask is that does the grammar encode that let’s say izza is being used to refer to an event that has occurred, or can it be that the exact same sentence can ambiguously refer to both cases. The reason I asked is because I was wondering that IFF the grammar or context does not indicate a specific zaman, would then the shaaz meaning be automatically discounted (e.g. Surah Nasr).