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[quote]Quote:-Indeed, those who have believed [in this Prophet] and those, who became Jews and the Nasaaraa and the Sabians, whoever [truly] believes in God and the Day of Judgment and does good deeds; they shall have their reward with their Lord and they shall neither have fear [for the future] nor any remorse [for the past]. This verse came for Jews for what they used to thought that they have some special link with God and they will go to Jannah and the rest of the people will go to hell. So this is told here that going to jannah will not that you are Muslim,Jews,Nasaaraa or the Sabians,but because who ever full fill the requiments laid down in the Quran.See the full context of the verse above.[/quote]
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