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"You can compare others of the Qur’an’s words with these. While all are simple, ordinary words, each performs the duty of a key to treasuries of subtle meanings." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu
("And in the course of runs its course it calls to mind the wondrous orderly disposals of Divine power in the revolutions of night and day and winter and summer, and in so doing makes known the grandeur of a single Maker’s power in His dominicality. That is to say, it turns man’s mind from the points of the sun and moon to the pages of night and day and winter and summer, and draws his attention to the lines of events writte..." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
("You can compare others of the Qur’an’s words with these. While all are simple, ordinary words, each performs the duty of a key to treasuries of subtle meanings." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
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You can compare others of the Qur’an’s words with these. While all are simple, ordinary words, each performs the duty of a key to treasuries of subtle meanings. | You can compare others of the Qur’an’s words with these. While all are simple, ordinary words, each performs the duty of a key to treasuries of subtle meanings. | ||
< | It is because the Qur’an’s style is for the greater part elevated and brilliant in the ways described above that on occasion Arab nomads were captivated by a single phrase, and without being Muslims would prostrate. One nomad prostrated on hearing the phrase: | ||
Therefore proclaim openly what you are commanded.(*<ref>*Qur’an, 15:94.</ref>)When asked: “Have you become a Muslim?”, he replied: “No. I am prostrating at the eloquence of these words.” | |||
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