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quran:18:68 –

And how can you have patience for what you do not encompass in knowledge?"

And how can you bear with that whereof you have never been informed?’: in the above-mentioned hadīth ˹of Bukhārī˺ after this verse ˹there is the following statement˺: ‘O Moses, I possess knowledge which God has taught me and which you do not have, and ˹equally˺ you possess knowledge which God has taught you and which I do not have’. (His saying khubran, ‘informed’, is a verbal noun meaning that which you have never encompassed, in other words, the truth of which you have never been informed of.)

القرآن:١٨:٦٨ –

وَكَيْفَ تَصْبِرُ عَلَىٰ مَا لَمْ تُحِطْ بِهِ خُبْرًا

(وكيف تصبر على ما لم تحط به خبرا) في الحديث السابق عقب هذه الآية "" يا موسى إني على علم من الله علمنيه لا تعلمه وأنت على علم من الله علمكه الله لا أعلمه، وقوله خبرا مصدر بمعنى لم تحط أي لم تخبر حقيقته.

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