وَرَفَعْنَا لَكَ ذِكْرَكَ
And We elevated your renown for you. (الشرح: 4)
Rafaʿnā is a past verb with its subject, dhikraka the object, and laka a phrase relating the benefit to the addressee. It is a positive declarative report. The clause is not merely a substitute for removal of the burden: it adds a distinct favor to the preceding claims.
A classification based only on shared past tense would be superficial. The common theme—relief and elevation—provides the connection, while parallel verbal forms reinforce it. This illustrates how syntactic similarity and semantic appropriateness can jointly support waṣl.