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Nielarmstrong Hears The Voice Of Azan When He Was In The Moon, Is It True Or False?
Nielarmstrong hears the voice of azan when he was in the moon, is it true or false? Give some proof
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Most probably, It could not be true because logically sound cannot travel in a vacuum so How can he hear The Azan being called out
And on the other hand it could be true because God can easily convert impossible to I m Possible, he has the power over all things
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