[2] Similar questions and answers may be traced back through al-Nawawi to St. Mark xiii.3 seq. [3] Reading sirat for sirat [4] if the reading is taken as hikmah [5] Surah xxxi.19. The catechism, however, substitutes akfara (most disbelieving) for ankara (harshest) as the superlative qualifying 'voice.'
[3] Reading sirat for sirat [4] if the reading is taken as hikmah [5] Surah xxxi.19. The catechism, however, substitutes akfara (most disbelieving) for ankara (harshest) as the superlative qualifying 'voice.'
[4] if the reading is taken as hikmah [5] Surah xxxi.19. The catechism, however, substitutes akfara (most disbelieving) for ankara (harshest) as the superlative qualifying 'voice.'
[5] Surah xxxi.19. The catechism, however, substitutes akfara (most disbelieving) for ankara (harshest) as the superlative qualifying 'voice.'