User talk:Dont101

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Spirit (Islam)|Jebril]] (Arabic: جِبرِيل ) it could be also written and pronounced as Jabraeel ((Arabic: جبرائيل ) as in some Quran recitation schools and it is also the way some Arab tribes

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