The Noble Quran Folklore Ababil the Flocks of Birds Army from Heaven English Edition
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By Muhammad Hamzah Sakura Ryuki
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{And He sent against them birds, in flocks. Striking them with stones of Sijjil (baked clay). And made them like an empty field of stalks (of which the corn has been eaten up by cattle).}
(From The Noble Surah Quran Al-Fil: Verse 3–5)
While meekness is a characteristic of most visual creatures in the universe, then the frightful horror constitutes a characteristic of their unknown counterparts. I will not say anything else ...I am not allowed to talk about myself.
My reality encloses a secret which if it is revealed to any creature, his blood will freeze and he will cease to exist out of fright. I am Ababil one of the "Flocks of Birds from Heaven," that was mentioned in The Noble Qur'an.
(From The Noble Surah Quran Al-Fil: Verse 3–5)
While meekness is a characteristic of most visual creatures in the universe, then the frightful horror constitutes a characteristic of their unknown counterparts. I will not say anything else ...I am not allowed to talk about myself.
My reality encloses a secret which if it is revealed to any creature, his blood will freeze and he will cease to exist out of fright. I am Ababil one of the "Flocks of Birds from Heaven," that was mentioned in The Noble Qur'an.
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