The Kingdom of God: A Fully Illustrated Commentary on Surah al-Mulk Eclaire Pistachio Obvious script: extra spaces were

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The Kingdom of God: A Fully Illustrated Commentary on Surah al-Mulk Eclaire Pistachio Obvious script: extra spaces wereSurah al Mulk (The Kingdom) invites the reader to look at how the universe moves by God's will, under His perfect control, succinctly captured within its opening verse: Blessed is the One in Whose Hands rests all Kingdom. And He is Most Capable of everything. The Surah (chapter) challenges the reader to formulate a new concept of the universe and its relationship with its Creator as being like that of a kingdom for a king. The reader is sent on a