Allah, the Best Deceiver (Qur'an 3:54): Difference between revisions

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→‎Deceptive Translators: It is not necessary that all translators not using the word "deceptive". It really could be they thought of it as planner as it was referred to Allah.
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== Deceptive Translators ==
== Allah as  "planner" ==


The following are the English translations of the selected verses. As mentioned above, makir is never used in a positive sense - it denotes a shifty, sly person who uses deception as a means to their ends.  
The following are the English translations of the selected verses. As mentioned above, makir is never used in a positive sense - it denotes a shifty, sly person who uses deception as a means to their ends.  
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