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Information about the Holy Qura'an, Islam, Quran downloads and translations, audio versions of Quran in languages other than Arabic or information about who can make it compulsory to recite the holy quran? Visit this site for all things Qur'anic. I have read this book there are some suggestion to be noted in quran and for this i am here to help you to know about the important topicsRelated verse from other booksThe following verse is quoted from the Islamic holy book "Safinatun Najah" by Shah Waliullah Dehlawi. The original Arabic quote is given first, followed by its English translation. Note that Allah being referred to as "He" in the original Arabic is translated into God being referred to as "He" in the English translation - without any distinction between Allah and God. Safinatun Najah, page 622 quoted from chapter 1, verse 135 of Qur'an.The following verse is quoted from the Islamic holy book "Safinatun Najah" by Shah Waliullah Dehlawi. The original Arabic quote is given first, followed by its English translation. Note that Allah being referred to as "He" in the original Arabic is translated into God being referred to as "He" in the English translation - without any distinction between Allah and God. Safinatun Najah, page 621 quoted from chapter 1, verse 49 of Qur'an. The following verse is quoted from the Islamic holy book "Safinatun Najah" by Shah Waliullah Dehlawi. The original Arabic quote is given first, followed by its English translation. Note that Allah being referred to as "He" in the original Arabic is translated into God being referred to as "He" in the English translation - without any distinction between Allah and God. Safinatun Najah, page 622 quoted from chapter 2, verse 212 of Qur'an.The following verse is quoted from the Islamic holy book "Safinatun Najah" by Shah Waliullah Dehlawi. The original Arabic quote is given first, followed by its English translation. Note that Allah being referred to as "He" in the original Arabic is translated into God being referred to as "He" in the English translation - without any distinction between Allah and God. Safinatun Najah, page 627 quoted from chapter 10, verse 37 of Qur'an. The following verse is quoted from the Islamic holy book "Safinatun Najah" by Shah Waliullah Dehlawi. The original Arabic quote is given first, followed by its English translation. cfa1e77820

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