العَقِيدَةُ أَحَاطَتْ بــالإنسانِ كُـلِّـــهِ; مِنْ حِينَ وِلَادَتِهِ, حتَّى وَفَاتِهِ Aqidah encompasses a person entirely (his whole life)—from birth until death
جَاءَ القَوْمُ كُلُّــهُم The people came all of them
The presence of the word كُلُّ ("all") clarifies that absolutely everyone came.
زَارَنِي الطبيبُ عَيْنُــهُ The doctor himself visited me
حَضَرَ الـمُعَلِّـمَانِ أَنْـفُسُـــهُمَا The two teachers themselves came
Key Note: أَنْفُسُهُمَا is used for dual emphasis (هما), matching the dual noun (المُعَلِّمَانِ)
كَـلَـمْتُ مع الوَزِيرِ بِــنَـفْسِــهِI spoke with the minister himself
قَرَأْتُ الـمُصْحَفَ كُـلَّــهُI read the Quran in its entirety
حَضَرَ الطُّلُابُ جَـمِيعُــهم All the students attended
حَضَرَ اللَاعِبَانِ كِلَاهُمُا Both players attended
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