Fariq Naik – The Qur’an Speaks about Two Bodies of Water Meeting but Keeping a Barrier between Them

Fariq Naik
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The transcript discusses the history of the term " Oceanology" and the term "sterero" used in English. The transcript also mentions a brief comment about a woman named Hope and her use of a bar garden in Surah Furqan.

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			In the field of Oceanology, Allah
Subhan Allah says in Surah Furqan
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			chapter I'm 25, Assam 53 It is
Allah who has led three, two
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			bodies of flowing water one sweet
and palatable and the other salty
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			and bitter, though they meet, yet
they do not mix there's a barrier
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			between them which is forbidden to
be trespassed to the after science
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			that once we have come to know
that when one type of water flows
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			into another type of water, it
homogenizes and loses its
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			constituents, this homogenizing
area and Arabic it is called as
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			Barossa. And the gloss Ron talks
about this 14 years ago, but
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			science has discovered recently