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What are the general and specific terms mentioned in Surat Al-Furqan, along with the reason for each term being general or specific?

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The words of generality and specificity in Surat Al-Furqan are numerous. Examples include:

- "Al-Alamin" (the worlds) in His Almighty’s saying: (that he may be to the worlds a warner) [25:1] signifies generality.

- The word "shareek" (partner) in His Almighty’s saying: (and He has no partner in the dominion) [25:2] is an indefinite noun in the context of negation, thus it encompasses every partner.

- The majestic word "Allah" and His name "Ar-Rahman" are words of specificity.

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