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is al-Ala al-Aah al-ahah al-ahihihihya and

welcome everyone to amazed by the Quran a series in which I like talking to you about you guessed it what I find amazing about the Quran

Today I'm going to compare to Ayat with you

Those Ayat one belongs to sult and Bakara and the other belongs to Surat al-Yangran.

Again, very, very similar Ayat.

Let me read them off to you so you appreciate what's going on here.

Al-Hakumar Rubik, the truth comes from your master.

Phalatakun and Namin al-Albun al-Tariin, don't you dare become among those who fall into doubt?

The other, Al-Hakunar Arabic, the truth comes from your master, Phalatakun,

don't become from those who fall into doubt.

So one says, don't you dare fall into doubt,

and the other says, don't fall into doubt.

Seems like in one, there's a higher likelihood of doubt.

There's a greater threat of doubt.

And so the Prophet is being told, don't you dare fall into doubt.

By the way let me talk to you a little bit about the word doubt here.

The Quran uses Raib for doubt, Shaq for doubt, Miria for doubt, okay, Maraj for doubt, so we're going to use the word

Miria for doubt, so we're going to use the word

here because the word is Monterine in the Aya.

Let me explain what that particular word means.

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