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Just as Earth has its own inhabitants, reality and wisdom require that the heavens have theirs. In Islam, such beings are called angels

Filter     Order  Title asc Title desc Hits asc Hits desc Author asc Author desc Ordering    Display #  5 10 15 20 25 30 50 Item Title Author Hits Satan's second, insignificant objection on some verses Said Nursi 1493 The Qur'an's argument against Satan and his party Said Nursi 1547 What does firing shooting stars to repulse devils mean? Said Nursi 1558 Why does the Qur'an restrain humanity and jinn iwith such miraculous eloquence? Said Nursi 1532 Stellar events Said Nursi 1497 The contest between angels and devils in the vast realm of the heavens Said Nursi 1568 The heavens' inhabitants differ from those of Earth Said Nursi 1561 Earth and the heavens are like two countries, under one government, that conduct important relations Said Nursi 1558 The heavens have their inhabitants called angels Said Nursi 1496   << Start < Prev 1 Next > End >> Results 1 - 9 of 9

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