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Sala moly come to amaze by the Quran a series in which I love sharing with you things I find amazing about the Quran and today I want to share with you something about the

imagery in the Quran using two different kinds of plurals and these are two ayaat that occur

in two different places in the Quran one is a Madani Surra, Bakara, which means after the Prophet migrated to Medina,

and the other is actually amid Makk and Surah, so that Yussof, which is before he migrated to Medina.

So they're years apart.

The revelation of these two verses these

a yacht are years apart yet they share something in one of them Allah in Bakara

Allah is encouraging Muslims to be charitable and he says muthmathala

muthmathina you in fichuna mwah mwah mwah mwah mritha the rich is in the path of

Allah kamathali habatin ambata sabba sabba-a-sana-a is the example of a single grain that sprouts seven ears of grain.

So seven plants have grown to full maturity.

When you peel the ear, there's grain, grain, grain, grain, grain grain grain right and there's seven of them

that were born out of a single seed okay have but in a mat that sabbassan abid

fikuli sumbulatim me a two habai in each one of the ears that pops out there's a hundred grains inside.

Okay? That's the image that's being presented is one little seed that grew and it's sprouted into seven years

and each of those seven ears when you peel them have a

hundred grains inside okay and the term use for that is sabb a senabil

seven years of grain on the other hand you have a seven years of grain

mentioned again in the

Quran which is in sulet use of many years before then.

This is in the story of Joseph, the story of youse of

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