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The Qur'an: A Sacred Echo of Divine Mercy

The heart is stirred by the notion of this Qur'an as a ‘blessed Reminder’ – a gentle, yet profound gift. It’s not merely a collection of words, but a sacred echo of divine mercy, a radiant beacon sent to illuminate our path. The very essence of the verse invites us to pause, to truly consider what we’ve been given. The Qur'an is not a harsh decree, rather a gentle reminder of the truth that lies within our souls. Deep inside, we all crave guidance, and this blessed Reminder is precisely what is meant to soothe and guide our hearts. "The Quran is a gift, and to reject it is to deny the gift of mercy itself." 1. 1. 50 The question posed by Allah is not a threat, but a gentle invite. 2. 50 The Quran is a gift, and to reject it is to deny the gift of mercy itself.

Chapter 21 : Al-Anbiya, Verse: 50

And this is an admonition blest, which We have sent down! will ye then be the rejectors thereof? (50)

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