[Quranic Reflection]: By the sun and its morn

[WinterHold]

It doesn't speak about the special condition here; brewer. It speaks generally in an Analogous language.

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So it can be interpreted any way that the reader wants. What a wonderful religion.

No. It said: "by the sun and its morn". You can't interpret it as "the moon".
It said "by the moon when it follows it". You can't interpret it as "the sun when it follows".

You see where I'm going? the book literally said something, but you insist on something else.