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 1    2, 11 |     adjured lblis to cease his arguments and tell plainly the reason
 2    2, 15 |    said, "O Lord, he repels my arguments,~He seeks for a sign of
 3    3, 13 |    plied the prophets with the arguments of the Compulsionists (Jabriyan),
 4    3, 13 |   ignorant folly is this!"~The arguments of the Jabriyan, i.e., the
 5    3, 18 |      Tis not an account of the arguments and deep mysteries, ~Whereto
 6    4, 2  |       other hand, Iblis raised arguments, saying,~"I used to be honorable;
 7    4, 6  |       the feet of Mustafa.~The arguments between a Sunni and a Materialist 8 (
 8    5, 6  |       though he possesses fine arguments and proofs.~His preoccupation
 9    5, 6  |     preoccupation with obscure arguments and proofs~Drags him away
10    5, 11 |     Magian retorted, using the arguments of the Jabriyan or "Compulsionists,"
11    5  (1)|       represented as using the arguments of the Qadarians or Mutazilites
12    5, 11 | Mosalman then replied with the arguments of the Qadarians and Mutazilites,
13    5, 11 |     Magian, unconvinced by the arguments of the Mosalman, again plied
14    5, 11 |       him with "Compulsionist" arguments, and the discussion was