Regarding the author's statement, "The words resembling laysa," we said that the author mentioned laysa without kana because...

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The questioner : A question, O Shaykh, regarding the author's statement: "The words resembling *laysa*." We said that they resemble *laysa* without *kana* because... What is also said, O Shaykh...

The Shaykh : No, no.

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