a) If you are trying to say that just being born in a Quraysh tribe
I had written this thread in refutation to your false claims which you had made from your previous account and you had even quoted it from your old account and now you are lying that you didn't know about this thread?
Are you trying to say the Verse of Quran i had mentioned
I didn't know about this thread earlier but now that I have seen it, i wish to bring out the Paradox of Equality of Comb in to picture.
— Kungfu Pasmanda 2.0 (@AnisShafiullah) January 16, 2021
a) Bukhari Hadith on Quresh's exclusive right to Caliphate
b) A comb that's has equal teeth but... https://t.co/E1GuxFSUGy pic.twitter.com/7VtbVkgoeh
a) If you are trying to say that just being born in a Quraysh tribe
“Zaid is standing up” does not denote the banishment of the standing up of other than Zaid, and the example “there is Zakaat on the sheep” does not denote the banishment of the
In the above examples, “Zayd” is a proper noun and “sheep” is a generic noun. Therefore, as agreed upon by all scholars, mafhum al-mukhalafah cannot be taken from these nouns, which means that we may not conclude from the above sentences that no
And this is how an order looks and sounds like.

Bone comb from the Carolingian period (750-900) in the archeological museum of Hamme, Belgium.

A 14th-century ivory comb.
And Prophet's comb has equal teeth and people around him used the similar combs, that's the reason he
