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#1 Al-Baqarah :241 — French , Muhammad Hamidullah

[ Les divorcées ont droit à la jouissance d'une allocation convenable, [constituant] un devoir pour les pieux. ]

[ وللمطلقات متاع بالمعروف حقا على المتقين ] — البقرة 241

Filter: Aya 248 Muhammad Hamidullah French

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