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2. And ðette, ðe gelooven, and goode werke doon, and gelooven, an hwat to Mohammed neðergesandt was. And hit is ðe sanþheed fråm her Herr. Hi skall here mistaks andteun, and here stelling forbeteren. | 2. And ðette, ðe gelooven, and goode werke doon, and gelooven, an hwat to Mohammed neðergesandt was. And hit is ðe sanþheed fråm her Herr. Hi skall here mistaks andteun, and here stelling forbeteren. | ||
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12. Indeed will God ðette, ðe gelooven and goode werke doon, in garden inkommen laten, beneðen hwelke fløde fleuten. And ðette, ðe ungelooven, nytten sig and eten, als ðet fee itt. And ðet fyr skall her belif wesen. | |||
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The Quran, also romanized Qur'an or Koran, is the central religious text of Islam, believed by Muslims to be a revelation from God. It is organized in 114 chapters, which consist of verses. In addition to its religious significance, it is widely regarded as the finest work in Arabic literature, and has significantly influenced the Arabic language.
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Hoftstykk 47 : Mohammed
In ðet name af God, ðe Genæþige, ðe Mildhertige.
1. Ðette, ðe ungelooveden, and fråm Gods paþ wegdwalen, sind ðette, hwos werke (fan God) forijdeld weren.
2. And ðette, ðe gelooven, and goode werke doon, and gelooven, an hwat to Mohammed neðergesandt was. And hit is ðe sanþheed fråm her Herr. Hi skall here mistaks andteun, and here stelling forbeteren.
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12. Indeed will God ðette, ðe gelooven and goode werke doon, in garden inkommen laten, beneðen hwelke fløde fleuten. And ðette, ðe ungelooven, nytten sig and eten, als ðet fee itt. And ðet fyr skall her belif wesen.