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It may surprise many that the Qur'an parallels a passage in the Talmud, specifically a rabbinical commentary in the Book of Sanhedrin. | It may surprise many that the Qur'an parallels a passage in the Talmud, specifically a rabbinical commentary in the Book of Sanhedrin. | ||
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Thus, it seems perplexing that Allah should katabna / decreed / ordain / prescribe / write something that is a commentary written by a Jewish Rabbi. | Thus, it seems perplexing that Allah should katabna / decreed / ordain / prescribe / write something that is a commentary written by a Jewish Rabbi. | ||
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{{pn|prev=Parallelism: Talking Baby Jesus|next=Parallelism: The Raven and the Burial of Abel|prevtitle=Talking Baby Jesus|nexttitle=The Raven and the Burial of Abel}} | {{pn|prev=Parallelism: Talking Baby Jesus|next=Parallelism: The Raven and the Burial of Abel|prevtitle=Talking Baby Jesus|nexttitle=The Raven and the Burial of Abel}} | ||
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