Surahs al Falaq and an Naas

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T/F: Scholars differ whether Surah Falaq and Naas have a reason for revelation

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True

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The word قُلْ in both surahs means

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A command and means say

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The wording of the surahs tells us that the hidden evils are MORE/LESS serious than the apparent dangers

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more

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This question is about the subtle differences between Allah's Names al Malik, al Maalik and al Maleek. Choose the most accurate response: Al Malik mainly refers to sovereignty/kingship, al Maalik to ownership, and al Maleek to supreme kingship.

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Al Malik mainly refers to sovereignty/kingship, al Maalik to ownership, and al Maleek to supreme kingship.

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The ٱلْوَسْوَاسِ in ayah 4 of surah an Naas refers to

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shaitan

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What is the second attribute/description given to shaitan in surah an naas?

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ٱلْخَنَّاسِ

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How many types of waswaas (whispering) does Allah mention in the Qur'an?

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Three types

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According to some mufassiroon, the order of the things we seek protection from in surah al Falaq is: evil in the night, evil of magic, evil of envy.

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evil in the night, evil of magic, evil of envy.

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The action of nafatha from where get the word ٱلنَّفَّـٰثَـٰتِ means

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The action of nafatha is 'to blow with a slight spittle' and both believers and people who do magic/sihr do it.