1. Why do you think the Quran discourages valuing money more than spiritual truth? 2. How does the idea of 'everlasting punishment' reinforce the seriousness of listening
to the Quran?
3. How do you think the fate of the "People of the Elephant" might encourage Arabs to
follow Islam, rather than Christianity?

it is said that money is a medium of exchange of goods and services whiles spiritual truth is having fair relationship with you creator(Allah).thus money does all things but can't buy life and happiness so weust value spiritual truth than money.

just like you man, i personally think its either c or d

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but good luck with the test man

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