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Chapter 25 · Verse 43

Quran 25:43

The Statute Book سُوۡرَةُ الفُرقان Al-Furqan

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The Ego As A god

25:43

أَرَءَيۡتَ مَنِ ٱتَّخَذَ إِلَـٰهَهُ ۥ هَوَٮٰهُ أَفَأَنتَ تَكُونُ عَلَيۡهِ وَڪِيلاً ٤٣

Have you seen the one whose god is his own ego? Will you be his advocate?

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Disbelievers god is their ego

DISBELIEVERS GOD IS THEIR EGO Page 4
25:43 Have you seen the one whose god is his own ego? Will you be his advocate?(this verse is addressed to the messenger)
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  1. DISBELIEVERS GOD IS THEIR EGO Page 4

    25:43 Have you seen the one whose god is his own ego? Will you be his advocate?(this verse is addressed to the messenger)

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  2. DISBELIEVERS GOD IS THEIR EGO Page 4

    This profound revelation above tells us that the followers of Quran who do not agree and believe in these revelations from the Most Gracious, outlining the miracle of the seven pairs and the miracle of 1, as well as the other miracles, have made their “ego as their god”. The first portion of the verse occurs in a pair, in 25:43 and 45:23.

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    45:23 Part: Have you noted the one whose god is his ego?25:43 Part: Have you seen the one whose god is his ego?

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