Tafsir Ibn Abbas: Al-Jaathiya, Ayah 36
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So to God belongs all praise the attribution to Him of what is beautiful in words for fulfilling His promise regarding the deniers; Lord of the heavens and Lord of the earth the Lord of the Worlds the Creator of all that has been mentioned ‘ālam ‘world’ denotes everything other than God; it is in the plural ‘ālamīn because of the different types of beings in them; rabbi ‘Lord’ in the last clause is a substitution for the previous ones.
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Ibn Abbas Commentary
(Then praise be to Allah) gratitude and favour belong to Allah, (Lord of the heavens and Lords of the earth) the Creator of the heavens and the earth, (the Lord of the Worlds) and Lord of all that has a soul which moves about on the surface of the earth.