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 1    1, 3   |      the Gospel, of stoles, of prayers.~He would preach to them
 2    1, 9   |   Outward forms of temples and prayers would not exist.~Presents
 3    1, 9   |     and fro.~That hypocrite in prayers and fasts~Displays exceeding
 4    1, 9   |         grant, in answer to my prayers, discernment,~That I may
 5    2, 2   |        is is lost.~In spite of prayers and fasts and endless pains,~
 6    2, 7   |        as they fancy'?~Thy own prayers are accepted only through
 7    2, 7   |       They are suffered as the prayers of an impure woman.~If her
 8    2, 7   |        an impure woman.~If her prayers are made impure by the flow
 9    2, 7   |       turn thy face to thy own prayers,~And become cognizant of
10    2, 7   | ejaculations,~And say, 'Ah! my prayers are as defective as my being;~
11    2, 10  | advises.~Even though it enjoin prayers and fasting,~It is treacherously
12    2, 11  |        as two hundred ordinary prayers.~The value of sighs.~A certain
13    2, 11  |       Had concluded the public prayers and mysteries.~"Whither
14    2, 11  |      me that sigh, and take my prayers instead."~The first said, "
15    2, 11  |       I give it, and take your prayers."~The other took that sigh
16    2, 11  |      all the people's accepted prayers."~To illustrate the treachery
17    2, 12  |        the mosque to say their prayers. Each one duly pronounced
18    2, 12  |     Takbir, and was saying his prayers with great devotion, when
19    2, 12  |   Hadis, you have spoiled your prayers." 1 Thereupon the third
20    3, 1   |          Evil deeds give men's prayers an ill savour in Gods nostrils.~
21    3, 1   |     that sit with thee.~So too prayers are made invalid by such
22    3, 1   |      and by day may be raising prayers. ~When thou hast sinned
23    3, 11  |         should such a one make prayers and petitions,~Saying, '
24    3, 11  |      therefore, should he make prayers ~Unless he pray for what
25    3, 11  |        pleasing to God? ~These prayers and petitions, not those
26    3, 12  |        they were following the prayers he recited, a ship was seen
27    3, 12  |     intercessor, and one whose prayers were heard.~Benevolent to
28    3, 12  |      devotions and praises and prayers, ~Was ever seeking the particular
29    3, 12  |         Be not obdurate to the prayers of him that kills the cow.~
30    3, 13  |       of his master to say his prayers in a mosque, but tarried
31    5, 1   |   genuine and undoubted.~These prayers and holy war and fasting~
32    5, 1   |    them, for they too wait." 9~Prayers for spiritual enlightenment.~
33    5, 1   |  bounties, O Hearer of prayer.~Prayers are granted by Thee before
34    5, 3   |      do mischief to mankind. 9~Prayers to God to change our base
35    5, 5   |     prayer does not render the prayers void, provided that the
36    5, 9   |  chamber ostensibly to say his prayers, but really to carry on
37    5, 9   |      was accepted, because the prayers of such an one are the same
38    6, Prol|    dilemma of the feeble will.~Prayers for right guidance in the
39    6, 6   | distrusted the efficacy of his prayers,~On account of the delay
40    6, 7   |        his piety in saying his prayers and keeping fast so strictly
41    6, 8   |      my Qibla, and directed my prayers to him;~I turned away my
42    6, 9   |  earnest suppliants wail forth prayers,~Till the smoke of their