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, Wednesday at 01:20Created page with "== Magic, Miracles, and the Supernatural in the Quran == While miracles by definition are supposed to defy the laws of nature and scientific explanation, the examples of myths and legends briefly listed in this section illustrate the pre-scientific worldview with which the Quran was composed. Being a product of late antiquity, superstitious beliefs like jinn living among us and people using black magic form a sizeable part of the Qur'an. As does the idea of God interacti..."
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