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29.46 Dan janganlah kamu berdebat dengan Ahli Kitab, melainkan dengan cara yang baik, kecuali dengan orang-orang yang zalim di antara mereka, dan katakanlah, ”Kami telah beriman kepada yang diturunkan kepada kami dan yang diturunkan kepadamu; Tuhan kami dan Tuhan kamu satu; dan hanya kepada-Nya kami berserah diri.” (The verse addresses how Muslims should interact intellectually and socially with the People of the Book—primarily Jews and Christians. "And do not argue with the People of the Scripture except in a way that is best, except for those among them who commit injustice." this verse sets ethical guidelines for religious debate. Early Muslims in Mecca and later in Medina encountered Jews and Christians who possessed earlier scriptures such as the Torah and Gospel. Discussions about revelation and prophethood naturally arose, and this verse instructs believers to maintain dignity and fairness. The phrase “argue in the best way” means that discussion should be calm, ratio...