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→‎The Biblical and Judeo-Christian background literature: Added a small reference to this idea of fresh and saltwater not mixing in pre-Islamic Judeo-Christian literature already. Links provided.

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→‎References: Added two External links covering this topic

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→‎Problems with miracle claim: Removed references to needing to click the link to see the image - I think it's all ready to publish now!

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→‎Historical context

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→‎Antiquity interpretation

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→‎Modern Interpretations

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→‎Folklore and maps

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→‎Folklore and maps

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→‎Problems with miracle claim and general science

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→‎Issues with this interpretation

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→‎Estuaries and salt water

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→‎The Qur'an

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→‎Modern Interpretations

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→‎Modern Interpretations

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→‎Modern Interpretations

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→‎Apologists claims

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→‎The Qur'an

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→‎A barrier between two seas and the cosmic ocean

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→‎A barrier between two seas and the cosmic ocean

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→‎Problems with miracle claim and general science

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→‎Estuaries and salt water

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→‎Estuaries and salt water

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→‎Two actual seas

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→‎Two actual seas

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→‎Two actual seas

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→‎Estuaries and salt water

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→‎Estuaries and salt water

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Created page with "== A barrier between two seas and the cosmic ocean == '''Google Drive to get images from:''' https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1v3EG_ZAnHjDyn2nkLiBJv-W53tZ-vFY9?usp=sharing'''.''' === Introduction === The Quran refers to two different bodies of water, emphasizing there is one sweet and one fresh, and that they meet but there is a barrier between them. Both early and medieval Muslims, and modern Academic scholarship, have identified this with an ancient belief of th..."