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quran:26:58 –

And treasures and honorable station -

and treasures, visible riches of gold and silver — these ˹riches˺ are called kunūz ˹as opposed to amwāl, ‘riches’˺ because that ˹portion˺ which is ˹always˺ due to God, exalted be He, from them had not been paid — and splendid places, exquisite residences for princes and ministers surrounded by their retinues.

القرآن:٢٦:٥٨ –

وَكُنُوزٍ وَمَقَامٍ كَرِيمٍ

{وكنوز} أموال ظاهرة من الذهب والفضة، وسميت كنوزا لأنه لم يعط حق الله تعالى منها {ومقامٍ كريمٍ} مجلس حسن للأمراء والوزراء يحفه أتباعهم.

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