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quran:55:52 –

In both of them are of every fruit, two kinds.  

In both of them, of every fruit (fākiha) of ˹the fruits of˺ this world — or ˹it, fākiha, means˺ all those things in which one delights (yutafakkahu bihi) — there are two kinds, two varieties, one juicy, one dried, and those which in this world are bitter, like colocynth, will be sweet ˹therein˺.
القرآن:٥٥:٥٢ –

فِيهِمَا مِنْ كُلِّ فَاكِهَةٍ زَوْجَانِ  

{فيهما من كل فاكهة} في الدنيا أو كل ما يتفكه به {زوجان} نوعان رطب ويابس والمر منهما في الدنيا كالحنظل حلو.

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