Both clauses begin with مَنْ followed by a past-tense verb: جَهَّزَ and خَلَفَ. Each is followed by the response فَقَدْ غَزَا. Repeating the response emphasizes the value of two different supportive acts.
In أَهْلِهِ, the noun أَهْل refers to family or household, and the attached ـهِ refers back to the absent individual. In practice, dependable care means more than a payment: it includes honesty, attentiveness, and ensuring that vulnerable family members are not neglected. Grammar reinforces the practical meaning.