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Correct Answer: B: A solid structure firmly joined together
Explanation: The correct answer is a solidly built structure. In the Quran, 'Bunyan al Marsoos' refers to a solidly built, well-joined structure made of lead. The phrase appears in Surah Al-Saff verse 4, describing believers who fight in Allah's cause like a solid wall.
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