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quran:37:87 –

Then what is your thought about the Lord of the worlds?"

What then is your supposition regarding the Lord of the Worlds?’, having worshipped other than Him, ˹do you think˺ that He will leave you without punishment? No! They were a people of astrologers. On one occasion, they went out to celebrate a festival of theirs and left their food behind with their idols, claiming that they were securing thereby blessings for it and that they would eat it upon their return. They had said to the lord Abraham: ‘Come out with us’.

القرآن:٣٧:٨٧ –

فَمَا ظَنُّكُمْ بِرَبِّ الْعَالَمِينَ

{فما ظنكم برب العالمين} إذ عبدتم غيره أنه يترككم بلا عقاب؟ لا، وكانوا نجامين، فخرجوا إلى عيد لهم وتركوا طعامهم عند أصنامهم زعموا التبرك عليه فإذا رجعوا أكلوه، وقالوا للسيد: اخرج معنا.

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