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    Quranic Passages: 1. Ayat-Ulkursi (2:255) (Marks 4)

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    This passage summarizes Ayat-ul-Kursi (2:255), a verse from the Quran. It discusses that the main theme is establishing Allah as one, absolute, eternal and omnipotent, the creator of the universe. Allah has unique attributes like being omnipresent and having complete knowledge. The passage notes that Ayat-ul-Kursi is extremely important in Islam as the Prophet Muhammad would recite it after every prayer and said that reciting it daily would guarantee entry into paradise except by death.

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    This passage summarizes Ayat-ul-Kursi (2:255), a verse from the Quran. It discusses that the main theme is establishing Allah as one, absolute, eternal and omnipotent, the creator of the universe. Allah has unique attributes like being omnipresent and having complete knowledge. The passage notes that Ayat-ul-Kursi is extremely important in Islam as the Prophet Muhammad would recite it after every prayer and said that reciting it daily would guarantee entry into paradise except by death.

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    Quranic Passages: 1. Ayat-Ulkursi (2:255) (Marks 4)

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    Quranic Passages

    1. Ayat-ulKursi (2:255) (Marks=4)

    (a)Main Theme[s]:
    The main theme of this early Meccan surah is Allah in himself. Allah is
    one, absolute and eternal. He is omnipotent. He is All Powerful and
    Supreme, the Mightiest who created this immeasurably vast universe.
    The holy Quran says He is Allah. The Almighty, The compeller, the
    supreme (59:23-4). everything belongs to him. The Quran says To
    Allah belongs all that is in heavens and on earth. This ayah gives us
    perfect knowledge about Allah and his unique attributes like his
    omnipresence. Allah is omniscience. His knowledge in all
    manifestations and directions is complete, absolute and perfect.

    (b) Importance

    The Prophet (SAWW) used to recite Ayat-ul-kursi after every prayer. Prophet (SAWW)
    said If someone recites Ayat-ul-kursi after every fard prayer, nothing will stop him from
    entering paradise except death (

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