Koranic fish

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The Koranic fish is a popular name given to a tuna fish caught in Kenya, with markings on its side that allegedly spell out Arabic characters. It has been given a good amount of attention in the Islamic world.

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BBC "Kenya's 'Koranic fish' recovered"

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