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Belief in Messengers and Their Attributes
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- Somali Author : AbdulRazaq Muhammad Alame Ibn Orfa
A book in Somali confirms that the human soul is forced to take the example of others and caring about what happens around it. As a result, the Quran takes much care of stories to take lessons such as prophets' ones. The author relates these stories considering the way of the book "Stories of Prophets" written by Ibn Kathir (may Allah have mercy on him).