An integrated reading of verse arrangement requires at least three questions: 1. Meaning — what does the verse say, and how does the final word complete it? 2. Sound — what agreement or variation occurs in the endings? 3. Context — why is this stopping point suitable in relation to what comes before and after?
If a verse ends with a divine attribute, do not study only its sound; relate it to the action or ruling in the passage. If a refrain is repeated, examine the new material that precedes each repetition.
Overall conclusion: verse length, breath span, endings, and cadence are not isolated ornaments. They form an expressive arrangement in conjunction with meaning and the rhetorical demands of the Qur’anic address.