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quran:55:22 –

From both of them emerge pearl and coral.  

From ˹both of˺ them, from the point at which they ˹seem to˺ meet — but which is actually from ˹only˺ one of the two, and that is, the salt water — is brought forth (yukhraju, passive, may also be read as active, yakhruju, ‘emerge’) the pearl and the coral (marjān, these are red pieces of shell, or small pearls).
القرآن:٥٥:٢٢ –

يَخْرُجُ مِنْهُمَا اللُّؤْلُؤُ وَالْمَرْجَانُ  

{يَُخرج} بالبناء للمفعول والفاعل {منهما} من مجموعهما الصادق بأحدهما وهو الملح {اللؤلؤ المرجان} خرز أحمر أو صغار اللؤلؤ.

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