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They drip from our tongues like honey, and yet we rarely taste their sweetness.  Their appealing rhymes regularly fill our ears, and yet we often fail really to hear them.  They are the surahs of the last part of the Quran, the 30th part.  Many Muslims can recite the words of the surahs of the 30th part by rote, having committed them to memory when they were very young, or when they first found Islam.  Being very short and rolling off the tongue with melodic ease, the surahs in the 30th part are conducive to easy memorization and thus lend themselves to regular recitation in our daily prayers.  Despite their brevity, however, they are packed with meaning and busting with the significance of powerful messages.

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