20 Questions Frequently Asked by Non-Muslims
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Their eyes and their senses are covered with dance, and they will receive the most punishment. (Scripture Read Before the Scriptures, Read 2: 6-7)
B. The word "y" ក្នុងلق in Arabic means both heart and mind. In Arabic, the word "y" អានلق (pronounced kalp) used in the above phrase refers to both heart and mind. The above verse means that Allah has sealed or enraged the minds of the adversaries, causing them to be incomprehensible and unable to become believers.
C. In Arabic, the heart is the core of understanding. In Arabic, the word "heart" is used to refer to the concept of thinking, thinking, and understanding.
D. Many English words that are used as metaphors differ from the literal meaning of the word. Even in English, there are many words that are used to describe something, even if the original word means something else. We try to consider the following English words:
1. The word Lunatc, which literally means the full moon, Lunatc literally means the full moon. People now use the term to refer to people who are insane or mentally unstable. Everybody knows for sure that people are crazy or restless, not because of the moon, but now even doctors use this word and it has evolved into a common word.
2. The word Dsaster, which literally means asteroid, the word Dsaster literally means asteroid. Today, the term is used to refer to an emergency or catastrophic disaster. We all know for sure that
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