By Give It a Second Thought: Dealing with Apparently Problematic Ḥadīth By Muntasir Zaman The example of the intellect is sight free of defects and illnesses, and the example of the Qurʾān is the sun with rays spread out. Hence, the seeker of guidance that dispenses with one of them
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