[54] B. Allah, the Lord of the Far East and the West, the science of geology tells us that the sun rises from the east. But the point where the sun rises throughout the year, except for the two days that really rise in the east, is the 16 equinox, which occurs twice a year. Other than that, the sun is shifting in some direction and some in the opposite direction. In the summer, the 17th solar eclipse moves sharply to the north, and in the winter the solar eclipse moves sharply to the southeast. It is no different when the sun sets in the summer, the sun rises in the north, and in the winter the sun sets in the south. This phenomenon can be easily observed in young cities and residents everywhere, especially those living in high-rise buildings, snakes, noting the point where the sun rises and sets in summer compared to winter. In short, throughout the year the sun rises at different points in the east and at different points in the west. Thus, when the Bible reads that Allah is Lord of both the East and the West, it means that He is Lord of the two ends of the east (the two ends of which the sun rises in the north and the south) and the Lord is the Lord of the ends. West (the two ends where the sun sets in the extreme north and the southwest). C. Allah is the Lord of all things in the East and the West. There are three plurals in Arabic: singular (singular, singular), plural (plural nouns) and plural (plural nouns). In Chapter 55, paragraph 71, the Arabic language uses the word "y" បកប្រែلْمَشْرِقَيْنِِ, which translates as "east" and the word "y" ٱلْمَغْرِبَيْنِِ, which means "west", both of which are used in the form of two words "two" and "two". 16 Equnox A bi-annual event where day and night have the same duration. Look at each other. 17 Solstce Position of the sun.