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Surah ke 108 Al Kautsar Nikmat yang berlimpah

Published April 22, 2020

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Studi IslamStudi Islam
30 subs114 videosApr 2020

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https://mendengar-quran.blogspot.com/2020/04/audio-surah-ke-108-al-kautsar-nikmat.html Surah ke 108 Al Kautsar ( Nikmat yang berlimpah ) terdiri dari 3 ayat Ayat 1 Sesungguhnya Kami telah memberikan kepadamu nikmat yang banyak. Ayat 2 Maka dirikanlah shalat karena Tuhanmu; dan berkorbanlah. Ayat 3 Sesungguhnya orang-or…

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