97 Surah Al Qadr (The Night Of Power)
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This passage from the Quran discusses the Night of Power (Laylat al-Qadr). It states that the Quran was revealed during this night, which is better than 1000 months. During this night, angels and the spirit descend with God's permission to attend to every matter, and it is a night of peace until the break of morning.
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