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These souls are entitled as long as they are under the shadow of the truth, which at that time cannot be seen in those souls but the truth. And after the end of the reign of the king in the king and the return of the created to the shape and form. The right that has not been invalidated and will not be invalidated is the family tree of truth. If you know me, I know you. As well as Fasl al-Amr in the old house. Think about it, O slave, because I am a believer.
For example, consider, if a Tarabi takes it from Mubarak's hand and says that this piece of land belongs to the Masjid of the Worlds, it is a legitimate right. Also, if he takes another hundred pieces of land and says the same rule about the whole, it has been and will be. In this position, the point of view is the object that appeared from the infinitive of the object, not an object.

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For example, consider, if a Tarabi takes it from Mubarak's hand and says that this piece of land belongs to the Masjid of the Worlds, it is a legitimate right. Also, if he takes another hundred pieces of land and says the same rule about the whole, it has been and will be. In this position, the point of view is the object that appeared from the infinitive of the object, not an object.

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