Reading from the words of the poet: “And indeed, what has preceded from it is sufficient for him… to the end of the chapter”
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The reader:
“And indeed, what has preceded from it is sufficient for him *** who has two eyes that see
The intelligent one is content with some of that *** and the brother of dullness is a dweller in the cowardly
O our people, take heed of the ignorance of your elders *** regarding the realities of faith and the Qur'an
Or have you not heard the saying of the best of your time *** among you, the saying of an ignorant, fitnah-spreading man?
Indeed, the highest heavens and the earth, before *** the Throne, by consensus, are created
And Allah, what “
“And indeed, what has preceded from it is sufficient for him *** who has two eyes that see
The intelligent one is content with some of that *** and the brother of dullness is a dweller in the cowardly
O our people, take heed of the ignorance of your elders *** regarding the realities of faith and the Qur'an
Or have you not heard the saying of the best of your time *** among you, the saying of an ignorant, fitnah-spreading man?
Indeed, the highest heavens and the earth, before *** the Throne, by consensus, are created
And Allah, what “