A clarification of what Allah mentions in the Qur’an concerning the words, “He is with you,” comes in several senses:

Allah—exalted be His praise—said to Moses and Aaron,
“Indeed, I am with you both” [20:46],
meaning: to defend the two of you.

He said,
“When the two were in the cave and he said to his companion, ‘Do not grieve; indeed Allah is with us’” [9:40],
meaning: to protect us.

He said,
“How many a small company has overcome a large company by Allah’s permission; and Allah is with those who are patient” [2:249],
meaning: to grant them victory over their enemy.

He said,
“So do not falter and call for peace when you are superior; Allah is with you” [47:35],
meaning: to grant you victory over your enemy.

He said,
“They try to hide from Allah, yet He is with them” [4:108],
meaning: with His knowledge of them.

And He said,
“When the two hosts came into view, the companions of Moses said, ‘We will surely be overtaken!’ He replied, ‘No indeed; my Lord is with me—He will guide me.’” ⦗1⦘ [26:61–62].