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Which verse in the Noble Qur'an is called the verse of honour (ayat al-'izzah)?

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Several verses have been revealed that speak of al-Izzah (honor/might/glory), stating that it belongs to Allah, His Messenger, and the believers, and that He is its Owner and Giver. Among these are His (the Almighty's) saying: "Do they seek honor in their presence? Indeed, all honor belongs to Allah," and His saying: "Indeed, all honor belongs to Allah," and His saying: "Whoever desires honor – then to Allah belongs all honor," and His saying: "And to Allah belongs honor, and to His Messenger, and to the believers." None of these verses have been given a specific name, but there is no objection to calling some of them "Ayat al-Izzah" (the Verse of Honor) for identification purposes.

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