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Chapter 40 · Verse 72

Quran 40:72

Forgiver سُوۡرَةُ غَافر Ghafer

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40:72

فِى ٱلۡحَمِيمِ ثُمَّ فِى ٱلنَّارِ يُسۡجَرُونَ ٧٢

In the Inferno, then in the Fire, they will burn.

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40:71 and 40:72 - The Proof:

 

Revealed: Both verses: The current messenger’s (Makbool Husain) letters are 19 and 14 in each verse. This is a strong proof through the Sacred Codes of 19 and 14 that confirms the unthinkable retribution for the disbelievers on the Day of Judgment.

Revealed: Both verses: The GV of Allah letters in each verse are 190 and 63, revealing the both Miracles of 19 and 7 through the numbers.

Revealed: Both verses: The GV of messenger’s letter is 1036 which is 14 x 74, confirming the severe retribution for the distorters and the disbelievers through the Miracle of Seven Pairs.

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Bearing witness for ALLAH

The Disbelievers Page 13
The word “Wahdahoo” – meaning “Alone” occurs alongside ALLAH in 5 verses; which are: 7:70 – 39:45 – 40:12 – 40:84 – 60:4. The Great Miracle and the Truth of the Testimony of ALLAH, through His attribute of “Akbar” – “the Greatest” – that He is indeed ONE, and has the Absolute Authority (165) is revealed through the 5 verses having the words, “Allah Wahdahoo” through the letters of Allah, as given below:
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