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quran:98:3 –

Within which are correct writings.

wherein are upright precepts, written rulings that are upright, that is to say, one who recites what contains all that, and that is the Qur’ān. Thus some of them believed in it, while others disbelieved.

القرآن:٩٨:٣ –

فِيهَا كُتُبٌ قَيِّمَةٌ

{فيها كتب} أحكام مكتوبة {قيمة} مستقيمة، أي يتلو مضمون ذلك وهو القرآن، فمنهم من آمن به ومنهم من كفر.

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