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 1    1, 1  |    avail. So the prince offered prayer, and in answer thereto a
 2    1  (3)|   experienced by the offerer of prayer when his prayer is accepted
 3    1  (3)|      offerer of prayer when his prayer is accepted of God. See
 4    1, 7  |      whom the sanctuary of true prayer is revealed~Deems it shameful
 5    1, 8  |         at that sweet call,~His prayer failed on "the night of
 6    1, 8  |             So that his morning prayer was put off till noon.~On
 7    1  (2)|     after spending the night in prayer, found himself able to understand
 8    2, 8  |      sprang from the rock at my prayer.~My staff became a mighty
 9    2, 10 |         So that nightingales of prayer and praise ~Ever warble
10    2, 11 |        replied that the hour of prayer was come, and he feared
11    2, 11 |       and so missed the hour of prayer, he would have felt deep
12    2, 12 |          have you yet called to prayer? It is time to do so." Then
13    2  (2)|       and brightness of eyes in prayer." ~
14    2, 15 |       obedience and fasting and prayer, ~And devotions and almsgiving,
15    2, 16 |        with ten prostrations in prayer,~Whilst I can endure five
16    3, 1  |       his flood? ~Nor could one prayer of eloquent Lot ~Have razed
17    3, 1  |      speech.~The answer to that prayer is, "Be ye driven into hell," 2 ~
18    3, 1  |        Bilal, when he called to prayer, ~Would devoutly cry, "Come
19    3, 1  |        not your breath sweet in prayer, ~Go, desire a prayer from
20    3, 1  |        in prayer, ~Go, desire a prayer from the Brethren of Purity!"~
21    3, 1  |       time he was asking aid in prayer, ~"O Moses! desire protection
22    3  (3)|           Rules for the call to prayer are given in Mishkat ul
23    3, 1  | attractions, and originated thy prayer. ~Thy fear and thy love
24    3, 7  |    regards the sincerity of the prayer more than the nature of
25    3, 9  |       slough." ~He repeats this prayer to high and low, ~" Release
26    3, 12 |      seven trees bowing down in prayer, and was reminded of the
27    3, 12 |       lost. At Daquqi's earnest prayer the crew were saved, but
28    4, 2  |   wealth, he offered up a short prayer to God, and straightway
29    4, 2  |   immediately after, at another prayer, was changed back again
30    4, 2  |     help with patience and with prayer." 23~Ho! seek aid of Him,
31    5, 1  |         how the outward acts of prayer and fasting bear witness
32    5, 1  |      state of the heart within.~Prayer and fasting and pilgrimage
33    5, 1  |        in bounties, O Hearer of prayer.~Prayers are granted by
34    5, 5  |         and man."~The Prophet's prayer for the envious people.~
35    5, 5  |     weeping, even aloud, during prayer does not render the prayers
36    5, 7  |        last Gabriel granted her prayer, and returned to heaven
37    5, 9  |      the sin thou knowest!" The prayer of that holy man was accepted,
38    5, 13 |       there uttered the call to prayer. It happened that there
39    6, 7  |       to those who seek it with prayer and humble obedience, and
40    6, 9  |        God delays the answer to prayer, and allows men to remain
41    6, 9  |       empty."~Why the answer to prayer is delayed.~Ah! many earnest
42    6, 9  |    saying,~"O Thou that hearest prayer and relievest pain,~Thy
43    6, 9  |       The delay in granting his prayer~Is intended to benefit him,