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Sala malaikum rahat al-Iavrakato. Welcome to amazed by the Quran a series in which I try to share with you things I find amazing about the Quran.

In today's session I want to talk to you about a very powerful expression of the

Quran al-Rrahim.

Something that's found in the fah-Tihya occurs again in Bakara,

occurs in sootul Hashir all over the Quran, numerous occasions you find

Allah saying a Rahrahman, a Rahim.

Both of these words, in one way or the other, refer to Allah's mercy.

And the challenge with translating these words

is that because they belong to the same origin,

they almost seem synonymous.

And a lot of times in English translation,

we actually use words that are rather ambiguous to translate them.

So the most beneficial, the most merciful, the most kind.

These kinds of translations are very common, right?

And the problem with them is you can't really tell the real

essential fundamental difference between the most merciful

and the most kind.

So let's try to explore some of the benefits of these two words together.

Had I been giving you a talk on just the benefits of Arahman by itself, that would take a while.

And its origin and what it comes from and how it's related to the word

Rahm, the womb of the mother. That's a separate subject. But today just

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