Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |     God, and God might choose weak things to confound the strong.
 2    1, 5 |    granted often times to the weak.~He said, "O friends, God
 3    1, 5 |   counsel is suggested to the weak.~The wit taught by God to
 4    1, 10|   chosen thy Director, be not weak of heart,~Nor yet sluggish
 5    1, 15|    men.~Therefore is my light weak, that you may bear it,~For
 6    2, 1 |     food. Consequently he was weak and unfit to travel next
 7    2, 5 |  blood.~Whatsoever is seen is weak and base and impotent;~What
 8    2, 13|    Since all your members are weak, you have lost the power
 9    3, 5 |       drowned in the flood, O weak one." 1 ~Canaan said, "Nay!
10    3, 7 | saying, "Thou hast created me weak and helpless; give me my
11    3, 7 |     only one wing;~Opinion is weak and lopsided in its flight.~
12    3, 18|      opinion abides in you, O weak one,~And never flies away
13    4, 7 |     express men's partial and weak views of the matter. It
14    4, 9 |    proceeds from the arm,~The weak finger writes with the arm'
15    4, 9 |       not do so, thou art too weak,~Thy senses are exceeding
16    4, 9 |      Thy senses are exceeding weak and frail."~Muhammad said, "
17    5, 10|     appeared. Being, however, weak with sickness and fasting,
18    6, 5 |      did not retaliate on his weak, assailant but led him before
19    6, 9 |       These illustrations are weak and inappropriate,~But no