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quran:79:18 –

And say to him, 'Would you ˹be willing to˺ purify yourself

and say, “Would you — I call you ˹to˺ — purify yourself (tazakkā: a variant reading has tazzakkā, where the original second tā’ ˹of tatazakkā˺ has been assimilated with the zāy), to purge yourself of idolatry, by bearing witness that there is no god but God,

القرآن:٧٩:١٨ –

فَقُلْ هَلْ لَكَ إِلَىٰ أَنْ تَزَكَّىٰ

{فقل هل لك} أدعوك {إلى أن تزكى} وفي قراءة بتشديد الزاي بإدغام التاء الثانية في الأصل فيها: تتطهر من الشرك بأن تشهد أن لا إله إلا الله.

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