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And they're all really much the same.

At the end of the guy that's in the other story, the good guy wins.

That's it.

You know, so it's not really much mystery to most stories, but it's the journey itself.

Going through a story itself, that's what makes it interesting.

And that's pretty cool because one of the words for story in the Arabic language is

thisa and thisa from the Arabic verb tussa actually means two things it means to

cut it also means to traverse when you're traveling and you're following somebody else's footsteps

then it's also called kassar because the story is not about well what happened this is what happened.

No actually let me tell you how it happened.

Let me tell you what time of night it was. Let me tell you how it happened. Let me tell you what time of night it was.

Let me tell you how scary it was, and the wind was blowing, and this was happening, and

that was like you paint an entire picture, and you make people walk through a journey, right?

So now, the thing about the stories in the Quran... make people walk through a journey, right?

So now the thing about the stories in the Quran

though is it's a little confusing.

Allah tells the story of Adul al-A-Hisla,

for example, seven times.

Seven times in the

Quran. Allah tells us about Musa al-A-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-Sam in

over 70 places. It's one story but it's spread out in over 70 places in

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