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Mahlahrahma Rahim al-Lahim al-Lah al-Lahahahahah al-Lihyh.

I know al-Aahabh.

I'm al-Iam al-Likom everyone, welcome to Amaze by the Quran series in which I love sharing with you what I find amazing about the

Quran today again to a yacht that I'd like to compare that are very similar in the

Quran you'll notice this pattern in many of the episodes that will compare to ayeat that occur in different places in the

Quran that are similar to each other. People complain why is the Quran repeating

itself so much actually that's part of its literary marvel. It's these Ayat that are

similar and only differentiated with a very subtle distinction

and that subtlety is where the juice lives.

So let's explore that today.

So it's Fusilat, this is Sura number 41, and we're going to compare an aye from it to Surtul Aarraf which is Surah number 7.

Both of them begin exactly the same way.

Ima nizagana kam in a shaitani nazun fazd alaustrai nazun.

That's identical in both ayahahad.

Let me tell you what that means. If and when, if at all,

there is a poke at you from the shaitad of any kind. If the devil pokes at you, whispers to you,

tempts you, gets you to do something, suggest something to you in any way, shape or form.

Fstahif be la, seek refuge of Allah.

Then seek refuge of Allah.

Okay, that's identical to both. If the devil's bothering you, seek refuge of Allah. Okay, that's identical to both. If the devil's bothering you, seek refuge of Allah. Fine.

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