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— Part III 272 Quran in different contexts. The following example should suffice: … An explanatory translation of this verse would be: …And as for those who disbelieve a knocking 43 disaster shall not cease to knock at the doors of their hearts (to awaken them) or at the doors of their neighbours until the promise of Allah comes to pass. Surely, Allah fails not in His promise. (S u rah al-Ra‘d; Ch. 13: V. 32) In another verse, Allah addresses the Holy Prophet sa , saying: Allah bears witness, whatever He has revealed to you, He has revealed it based on His knowledge. Likewise, the angels bear witness to it, while Allah is sufficient as a witness by Himself. (S u rah al-Nis a ’; Ch. 4: V. 167) The testimony of angels refers to the testimony of the laws of nature, run by the angels. Again, when Allah emphasizes that whatever He has revealed, He has revealed with His knowledge, He refers to the same