That of "The Light" discusses the idea of zina, which means ornamentation and might refer to jewelry, to breasts, or to hair, while that of "The Earthquake" discusses an eschatological sorting process. The second, that of "The Cow," discusses Gog and Magog and also contains the "Verse of the Chair," which is often recited. They are divided into ayat and can be classified by which of two cities they originated in. The first is "al-Fatiha" and begins with "bismillah ar-rah
That of "The Light" discusses the idea of zina, which means ornamentation and might refer to jewelry, to breasts, or to hair, while that of "The Earthquake" discusses an eschatological sorting process. The second, that of "The Cow," discusses Gog and Magog and also contains the "Verse of the Chair," which is often recited. They are divided into ayat and can be classified by which of two cities they originated in. The first is "al-Fatiha" and begins with "bismillah ar-rahman ar-rahim." FTP, identify these chapters of the Qur'an.
That of "The Light" discusses the idea of zina, which means ornamentation and might refer to jewelry, to breasts, or to hair, while that of "The Earthquake" discusses an eschatological sorting process.
{surahs} (or {suwar})