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    This passage discusses how God has not forsaken or displeased the reader. It notes that the afterlife is better than this present life and that God will soon give the reader much to be pleased about. It recounts how God sheltered, guided, and enriched the reader when they were an orphan, lost, and poor. The passage concludes by instructing the reader to not be harsh to orphans, repel beggars, and to proclaim God's bounties.

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    This passage discusses how God has not forsaken or displeased the reader. It notes that the afterlife is better than this present life and that God will soon give the reader much to be pleased about. It recounts how God sheltered, guided, and enriched the reader when they were an orphan, lost, and poor. The passage concludes by instructing the reader to not be harsh to orphans, repel beggars, and to proclaim God's bounties.

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    This passage discusses how God has not forsaken or displeased the reader. It notes that the afterlife is better than this present life and that God will soon give the reader much to be pleased about. It recounts how God sheltered, guided, and enriched the reader when they were an orphan, lost, and poor. The passage concludes by instructing the reader to not be harsh to orphans, repel beggars, and to proclaim God's bounties.

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    AdDuha

    In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful


    1. By the morning brightness.

    2. And the night when it


    covers with darkness.
    3. Your Lord has not
    forsaken you, nor is He
    displeased.
    4. And indeed the Hereafter
    is better for you than the
    present (life of this world).
    5. And your Lord shall soon
    give you (much), so you shall
    be well pleased.
    6. Did He not find you an
    orphan, then He sheltered you.
    7. And He found you lost of
    the Way, then He guided (you).
    8. And He found you poor,
    then He enriched you.
    9. So as for the orphan, do
    not be harsh.
    10. And as for the beggar, do
    not repel.
    11. And as for the bounty of
    your lord, do proclaim.

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