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    Surah Ya Seen IN the name (with the name of Allah) implied verb The Most Merciful And The Most Beneficient. And Are devrived from the same root word, ra ha meem. Rahman literally means womb and from the same word come the word for relations. All people come from one place.

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    Surah Ya Seen IN the name (with the name of Allah) implied verb The Most Merciful And The Most Beneficient. And Are devrived from the same root word, ra ha meem. Rahman literally means womb and from the same word come the word for relations. All people come from one place.

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    Surah Ya Seen IN the name (with the name of Allah) implied verb The Most Merciful And The Most Beneficient. And Are devrived from the same root word, ra ha meem. Rahman literally means womb and from the same word come the word for relations. All people come from one place.

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    Word Analysis of Surah Ya Seen IN the Name (I begin) of Allah (with the name of Allah) implied verb The

    Most Merciful And The Most Beneficient. And Are devrived from the same root word, ra ha meem. Rahman literally means womb and from the same word come the word for relations. The connection between these word is blood ties. All people come from one place. Meaning of Mercy is derived from this word.Allah is the Rahman. He always gives us a chance for repentence/forgiveness. But Raheem scholars say it refers to Allah s Mercy on the day of Judgement and refers to His Mercy for those who come with good deeds. It is only with the Mercy of Allah that we enter Jannah or that we are forgiven. Virtue of bismilla, when we start any action. Verse 1 - Only Allah knows the meaning. One scholar states it s to get the attention of the listener.

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