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quran:37:140 –

˹Mention˺ when he ran away to the laden ship.

when he fled to the laden ship — after he became furious with his people, as the chastisement which he had promised them did not come down on them; so he boarded the ship, which then stopped out in the deep sea. The seamen said, ‘There is a runaway slave here ˹upon this ship˺ who has fled from his master: a casting of lots should expose him!’

القرآن:٣٧:١٤٠ –

إِذْ أَبَقَ إِلَى الْفُلْكِ الْمَشْحُونِ

{إذْ أبق} هرب {إلى الفلك المشحون} السفينة المملوءة حين غاضب قومه لما لم ينزل بهم العذاب الذي وعدهم به فركب السفينة فوقفت في لجة البحر، فقال الملاحون هنا عبد أبق من سيده تظهره القرعة.

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