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_youcut-20240530-185347917.webp "Surah Ash-Shams (The Sun) is the 91st chapter of the Qur'an and consists of 15 verses. It is a Meccan surah, revealed during the early period of Muhammad's prophethood. Here is a brief description of the verses:<br/><br/>1. **Verses 1-10**:<br/> These verses begin with a series of oaths by various natural phenomena:<br/> - The sun and its brightness.<br/> - The moon as it follows the sun.<br/> - The day as it displays the sun's glory.<br/> - The night as it conceals the sun.<br/> - The sky and its construction.<br/> - The earth and its expanse.<br/> - The soul and its proportion and order.<br/><br/> These oaths emphasize the importance and the interconnectedness of natural elements, and by extension, they highlight the perfection and balance in Allah’s creation. The verses then declare that Allah has inspired the soul with knowledge of right and wrong, and that success is for those who purify their souls, whereas failure awaits those who corrupt them.<br/><br/>2. **Verses 11-15**:<br/> These verses recount the story of the people of Thamud, an ancient tribe who rejected their prophet, Saleh, and defied Allah's command. The Thamud were given a miraculous she-camel as a sign from Allah, but they killed it out of arrogance and defiance. Consequently, they were struck by a devastating punishment. The narrative serves as a warning about the consequences of denying divine guidance and the importance of obedience to Allah.<br/><br/>Overall, Surah Ash-Shams emphasizes the moral responsibility of humans to recognize and follow the guidance provided by Allah, and it illustrates the consequences of rejecting such guidance through the example of the Thamud.")
_how-to-use-the-new-microsoft-outlook-beginner39s-class.webp "### Beginner's Guide to the New Microsoft Outlook<br/><br/>Welcome to the new Microsoft Outlook! This beginner’s guide will help you get started with the basics and familiarize you with the essential features of the updated Outlook interface.<br/><br/>#### 1. **Getting Started**<br/><br/>- **Sign In:**<br/>- Open Outlook and sign in with your Microsoft account. If you don’t have an account, you can create one during the sign-in process.<br/><br/>- **Set Up Your Email Account:**<br/>- Follow the prompts to add your email account. Outlook supports various email providers, including Outlook.com, Gmail, Yahoo, and more.<br/><br/>#### 2. **Navigating the Interface**<br/><br/>- **Main Interface Components:**<br/>- **Ribbon:** The top bar containing tabs and commands.<br/>- **Navigation Pane:** The left side panel for accessing Mail, Calendar, People, and Tasks.<br/>- **Message List:** The central area displaying your emails.<br/>- **Reading Pane:** The right panel where you read emails.<br/><br/>#### 3. **Basic Email Functions**<br/><br/>- **Composing an Email:**<br/>- Click the **New Email** button in the top left corner.<br/>- Fill in the recipient’s email address, subject line, and your message.<br/>- Use the formatting tools in the ribbon to style your text, add attachments, and insert images.<br/><br/>- **Reading Emails:**<br/>- Click on an email in the message list to view it in the reading pane.<br/>- Use the **Reply**, **Reply All**, and **Forward** buttons in the reading pane to respond.<br/><br/>- **Managing Emails:**<br/>- **Move:** Drag and drop emails into folders in the navigation pane.<br/>- **Delete:** Click the trash can icon or press the Delete key to remove an email.<br/>- **Flag:** Click the flag icon to mark an email for follow-up.<br/><br/>#### 4. **Using the Calendar**<br/><br/>- **Accessing the Calendar:**<br/>- Click the **Calendar** icon in the navigation pane.<br/><br/>- **Creating Events:**<br/>- Click the **New Event** button.<br/>- Enter event details such as title, date, time, location, and invite attendees.<br/>- Set reminders and add notes if needed.<br/><br/>- **Viewing the Calendar:**<br/>- Switch between different views (Day, Week, Month) using the buttons at the top.<br/>- Navigate through dates using the arrows next to the current date.<br/><br/>#### 5. **Contacts and People**<br/><br/>- **Accessing Contacts:**<br/>- Click the **People** icon in the navigation pane.<br/><br/>- **Adding New Contacts:**<br/>- Click the **New Contact** button.<br/>- Fill in the contact’s details, such as name, email, phone number, and address.<br/>- Save the contact to add it to your address book.<br/><br/>#### 6. **Tasks and To-Do Lists**<br/><br/>- **Accessing Tasks:**<br/>- Click the **Tasks** or **To-Do** icon in the navigation pane.<br/><br/>- **Creating Tasks:**<br/>- Click the **New Task** button.<br/>- Enter the task details, including title, due date, and any notes.<br/>- Set priorities and reminders if needed.<br/><br/>#### 7. **Search and Organize**<br/><br/>- **Using Search:**<br/>- Use the search bar at the top of the window to find emails, contacts, and events.<br/>- Type keywords, and Outlook will display matching results.<br/><br/>- **Organizing Emails:**<br/>")
_12-tips-to-get-more-done-using-microsoft-outlook.webp "### 12 Tips to Get More Done Using Microsoft Outlook<br/><br/>1. **Use Keyboard Shortcuts:**<br/> - Familiarize yourself with Outlook's keyboard shortcuts to speed up common tasks. For example, use `Ctrl + N` to create a new email, `Ctrl + R` to reply, and `Ctrl + Shift + K` to create a new task.<br/><br/>2. **Schedule Emails:**<br/> - Take advantage of the delay delivery feature to schedule when your emails are sent. This can be particularly useful for ensuring your emails are sent at optimal times. Find this option under the \")
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