
Please compare these 3 texts with each other. 


Text 1:

1. The letters at the beginning of some surahs should not be discussed without basing it on Islamic texts, as NAME_1 did not reveal them in vain and there is wisdom behind them.
2. The Qur'an is the Book in a true sense, containing knowledge and truth not found in previous Books. There is no doubt about its certainty, dispelling doubts.
3. NAME_1 mentions guidance in the Qur'an, which directs people away from misguidance and doubt, and helps them follow the proper ways.
4. Guidance is not specified towards achieving specific purposes but encompasses people's best interests in both this world and the hereafter, covering all matters.
5. The guidance in the Qur'an is general and meant for all people, but those who are doomed do not accept it, leading to their own downfall.
6. The pious, who fear NAME_1 and adhere to His commands and prohibitions, attain guidance and benefit from it fully.
7. The pious are granted insight to distinguish between right and wrong, benefiting from the verses of the Qur'an and the signs in creation.
8. Guidance exists in two forms: being aware of the message and being helped to follow it. The pious receive both types of guidance, while others may be aware but lack assistance in acting upon it.
	
	
Text 2:
	
1.	Surah 2 Verse 2 states: "This is the Book, wherein there is no doubt, a guidance for the Muttaqin."
2.	The Qur'an is referred to as "the Book" (Surah 2 Verse 2) and it is free from doubt. The term "Rayb" means doubt.
3.	Various scholars, including NAME_2, NAME_3, NAME_4, and others, interpret "in which there is no Rayb" as meaning "about which there is no doubt" (Surah 2 Verse 2).
4.	In Surah As-Sajdah (Surah 32 Verse 2), NAME_1 affirms that the Qur'an is a revelation without doubt from the Lord.
5.	Some scholars view Surah 2 Verse 2 as a prohibition against doubting the Qur'an.
6.	Some reciters of the Qur'an pause after reading "there is no doubt" (Surah 2 Verse 2) before continuing, while others pause after "in which there is guidance for the Muttaqin."
7.	It is better to pause after "there is no doubt" (Surah 2 Verse 2) as it emphasizes that the Qur'an itself is without doubt and carries greater meaning.
8.	The guidance mentioned in the Qur'an is specifically granted to the Muttaqin (Surah 2 Verse 2), who are the believers and righteous individuals.
9.	Hidayah, meaning correct guidance, is only granted to those who have Taqwa, which is the fear of NAME_1 and adherence to His commands.
10.	The Qur'an benefits the believers 