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quran:44:45 –

Like murky oil, it boils within bellies

Like molten copper, that is to say, like the dregs of black oil (ka’l-muhli, is the second predicate) it will boil inside the bellies (˹if˺ read taghlī, then it is a third predicate; ˹if˺ yaghlī, then it is a circumstantial qualifier referring to al-muhl, ‘molten copper’),

القرآن:٤٤:٤٥ –

كَالْمُهْلِ يَغْلِي فِي الْبُطُونِ

{كالمهل} أي كدردي الزيت الأسود خبر ثان {تغلي في البطون} بالفوقانية خبر ثالث وبالتحتانية حال من المهل.

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