The Similarity in the Endings of Verses: Is It Rhymed Prose or Rhymed Endings?

This message came from Zafir Ali Qamsan al-Qarni. He says: In our book, it states that when the last letter of every word agrees, it is called saj'. So, are the verses of the Noble Qur'an saj' or fawasil (rhymed endings), given that there are endings that are far apart and others that are close together? And peace be upon you?
Answer: Unintentional saj' does no harm. It is only intentional saj' that is disliked, because it is the practice of the soothsayers. As for saj' that is not intended, which occurs in a person's speech, writings, or sermons without intent, there is nothing wrong with it. Similar endings resembling saj' have occurred in the Qur'an, but it is not intentional; rather, it is for the wisdoms and secrets that Allah (Mighty and Majestic) intended, due to the eloquence of the Qur'an and because it directs hearts to listen to it, pay attention to it, and benefit from it. The intention is not saj'. Therefore, unintentional saj' does no harm, there is no blame in it, and it is not disliked. The dislike is for what is intended, desired by its owner, and artificially contrived. Yes.