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"Do not devour one another's property by unjust means, nor bribe the judges with it so that you may
wrongfully and knowingly usurp (take) other people's possessions." - Qur'an 2:188 How might the excerpt
above attracted people to the Islamic faith?
It suggests the Muslim religion has a clear message on what's right and what's wrong
It suggests people are free from rules and can conduct themselves however they wish
It promises great riches for those who convert
It suggests people will be punished fairly and justly for inappropriate conduct
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