Is it true that the Holy Quran contains panels with the names "Allah" and "Muhammad" when Ayat al-Kursi is written in a fragmented manner on a grid of squares (19x10) and certain letters are colored, and that these panels reveal the interpretation of some verses, the Greatest Name of Allah, and the greatest verse in the Quran, and that the entire Quran consists of panels based on the abstraction of dots?
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The matter is not devoid of falling into affectation (takalluf). Allah the Almighty said to His Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him: "Say: 'I ask you no reward for it, and I am not of those who overburden themselves (al-mutakallifeen).'" And it is part of knowledge to say, concerning what you do not know: "I do not know."
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