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Verse 71 of Sūrat Maryam, with the phrase "In minkum illā wāriduhā" (There is none of you but will come to it), is among the challenging verses in the domain of Quranic exegesis. Regarding the meaning of "wurūd" in this verse, two perspectives have emerged among exegetes: some interpret it as "overseeing" or "approaching" Hell without entering it, while others understand it as "entering" Hell. ʿAllāmah Ṭabāṭabāʾī, relying on the lexical signification of "wurūd" and parallel verses, interprets "wurūd" as mere "overseeing" and denies its signification of "entering" in this verse. This study, employing content analysis, examines and critiques the aforementioned arguments. According to the research findings, the term "wurūd" signifies absolute presence, encompassing both overseeing and entering; however, in verses 71 and 72 of Sūrat Maryam, based on the presented evidence, the signification of "wurūd" as "entering" is determined. Conversely, if "wurūd" is presumed to mean "overseeing without entering," maintaining the contextual coherence of these verses would necessitate the assumption of implicit elements lacking any verbal or contextual indication. The novelty of this research lies in its methodical critique of the lexical-contextual view and the Quranic documentation of al-Mīzān regarding the interpretation of verse 71 of Sūrat Maryam, and in its defense of the apparent meaning of this verse without recourse to hypothetical implicit additions.