Hadith Qudsi: What No Mind Has Ever Conceived
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Muhammad the Messenger, may Divine Peace be upon him, once conveyed these words directly from Allah Most High:
'For my righteous servants, I have prepared what no eye has ever seen, what no ear has ever heard, and what no mind has ever conceived.'
(Hadith Qudsi transmitted by Abu Hurayra)
'For my righteous servants, I have prepared what no eye has ever seen, what no ear has ever heard, and what no mind has ever conceived.'
(Hadith Qudsi transmitted by Abu Hurayra)
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Description:
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