Let us resolve to follow the right path the path of those whom Allah Almighty has blessed and not of those whom His wrath has accursed.

Punctuations help end, pause, and emphasize certain sentence parts.

A dash in a sentence separates a sentence indicating a longer pause than a comma and semi-colon.

Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?

Let us resolve to follow the right path the path of those whom Allah Almighty has blessed and not of those whom His wrath has accursed.

The provided sentence has a grammatical error due to the lack of appropriate punctuation. To enhance clarity and readability, a conjunction or punctuation is needed after "right path."

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Let us resolve to follow the right path. the path of those whom Allah Almighty has blessed and not of those whom His wrath has accursed.

The provided sentences are grammatically correct, but there’s a stylistic issue with the period after "right path." Using a period creates a separation that might imply a more significant pause or break between the sentences than is intended.

the right path.

Let us resolve to follow the right path - the path of those whom Allah Almighty has blessed and not of those whom His wrath has accursed.

The sentence is grammatically sound, and it uses appropriate punctuation to separate and emphasize the contrasting choices.

the right path -

Let us resolve to follow the right path; the path of those whom Allah Almighty has blessed and not of those whom His wrath has accursed.

The sentence you provided is not necessarily incorrect, but the use of a semicolon may create a slightly stronger separation between the two clauses than might be intended.

the right path;

Correct sentence

Let us resolve to follow the right path- the path of those whom Allah Almighty has blessed and not of those whom His wrath has accursed.

Option

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