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« than Him], that is to say, it is [also] acquiescing (sukūn) [in other than Him].47  46 Again, this recalls the teaching imparted to Tustarī by his uncle. See above, IT, p. xv. 47 Note that Tustarī is here using the term sukūn in a pejorative way, in the same way he used the term musākana in his commentary on 2:30, above. It will be recalled that in his commentary on 4:81 and 6:151, he used the word sukūn in the positive sense of tranquil repose and acquiescence in God. 81 »