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Do Not Doubt
Two “do not doubt” of unequal force, and a prophet “called a liar” without saying by whom.
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What you'll learn
- Why 2:147 says “never doubt” with a nûn of emphasis, and 3:60 says it without
- Which objection each verse answers: the change of qibla, and the delegation of Najrân
- Why 22:44 says “Mûsâ was called a liar” without naming who did it
- What a passive verb can protect: the honour of a whole people
Your path
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Unit 1The weight of a form
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