«إِيَّاكَ نَعْبُدُ»
You alone we worship. (Qurʾān 1:5)
Simply labeling the verse as attention-renewing overlooks its particular rhetorical purpose. Recalling divine attributes prepares the servant for praise, and direct address then presents a moment of worship and dependence before God.
The shift of person, the sequence of divine descriptions, and the preposing of the object all contribute. Each feature has its own function, but together they reinforce the declaration of servitude.
A rhetorical explanation therefore needs two levels: the general function of the device and the distinctive effect achieved in this precise passage.