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Sala malaqatollah guys welcome to amazed by the Quran a series in which I like to share with you things I find amazing about the Quran today such an epic thing guys it's how

Allah talks about the skies in the earth soot al hadid this is sort of number

57 from then on there's a series of Suras that in the beginning declare the perfection of

Allah.

Sabahal al-Lahhi or Yusabihulli-Lahhi.

Everything in the skies in the earth declares Allah's perfection.

So that phrase recurs across multiple Suras and I'm just going to just highlight to you that there's only two places of all the places where it's different.

Now what's different? First understand this. Sometimes Allah says everything in the skies in the earth declares

Allah's perfection. Easy enough. Sometimes he says everything in the skies and everything in the earth. He repeats himself, whatever's in the skies and

whatever's in the earth. So the whatever comes twice declares Allah's perfection.

So again the comparison is, on the one hand the phr phrasing is whatever's in the skies in the earth

declares a less perfection. The other phrasing, the rare phrasing, whatever's in the skies

and whatever's in the earth declares Allah's perfection.

So, Tull Hadid begins sabbahal al-Lahhi, Ma fissamawati, well aught.

Whatever is in the skies in the earth?

So the word whatever has not been repeated.

declares Allah's perfection. Okay, we'll move on from Suutal Hadid. We'll go to

Suratul Madhadilah, which doesn't have the Taspiich and go on to Suutul Hashar,

which begins, sabbahalilah, makhi, what al-Hashar, which begins, Sabahal-L-Lahrud.

Everything in the sky, whatever's in the skies

and whatever is in the earth,

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