Moving a predicate before its normal position may foreground it for focus, restriction, or correction of an expected view. The effect cannot be determined from word order alone.
«لَا فِيهَا غَوْلٌ»
There is no harmful impairment in it. (Qurʾān 37:47)
«لَا رَيْبَ فِيهِ»
There is no doubt in it. (Qurʾān 2:2)
The first foregrounds the locative phrase «فيها»; the second foregrounds the negated noun «ريب». Their arrangement sets the rhetorical attention differently.
Preposing is not automatically an absolute assertion of “only here.” A restrictive sense requires support from the construction and the context.