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I thought you didn't understand this, after all, with all these revelations of Ezz Samdani and verses of divine status, you should at least stop. Although, if you follow the statement of the observer, you do not have any documents in your hand to object to such a person, no matter what he says. Aff for those who are also filled with pride and fill your chest with God's grain and malice. Fah ah! "Faah" of the one who cannot be mentioned by pen, "Faah" of the one who does not finish with the statement about us, I am satisfied with the one who will release the prisoner with his reality and hell with his truth and the fire with flames and flames.
In all the statements, he forbade me and the others from arguing and protesting with each other. If you want to argue with each other about reasons and proofs, mention your reasons and proofs with complete politeness and modesty, and you have a mark, so that the reason for protesting is that the essence of the glory and the sun of meanings in the days of emergence [203] and the illumination of sadness will enter. As the saying of Qalah - Jal al-Kabriyaeh - says: And when we love to argue with proofs and proofs, you write your proofs on the basis of modesty. We are sad, the manifestation of his soul, and you don't look away and don't remember.

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In all the statements, he forbade me and the others from arguing and protesting with each other. If you want to argue with each other about reasons and proofs, mention your reasons and proofs with complete politeness and modesty, and you have a mark, so that the reason for protesting is that the essence of the glory and the sun of meanings in the days of emergence [203] and the illumination of sadness will enter. As the saying of Qalah - Jal al-Kabriyaeh - says: And when we love to argue with proofs and proofs, you write your proofs on the basis of modesty. We are sad, the manifestation of his soul, and you don't look away and don't remember.