Which comparison best identifies the principal communicative purposes of the two surahs?

Supplementary Practice 23: Comparative Rhetorical Study of Sūrat al-Masad and al-Ikhlāṣ

• Al-Masad condemns and warns; al-Ikhlāṣ affirms oneness and denies likeness
• Both merely increase the number of imperatives and prohibitions
• Al-Masad defines self-sufficiency; al-Ikhlāṣ denies financial benefit
• Both share an identical syntax and the same explicit addressee