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Arabic text: Tanzil Uthmani, version 1.1. The original source files, diacritics, verse order and numbering are preserved. The publisher’s structured source identifies 112 separate unnumbered openings; Al-Fatihah and At-Tawbah follow their source-specific exceptions.
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