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This document is a summary of verses 1-17 from Surah At-Tariq in the Quran. It discusses several key points in 3 sentences: 1) It begins by swearing by the heaven, morning star, and that no soul has a guardian over it except Allah. 2) It describes how mankind was created from a fluid that emerges from the backbone and ribs. 3) It warns the disbelievers that Allah is devising a plan while they are plotting against him, and commands to give them respite for a time.
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- Notes the class will have Asset examinations during the fourth week of February evaluating each grade for 75 minutes daily.
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