Part, Chapter

 1    2, 8 |     Abu Bakr saw Muhammad,~He recognized his truth, saying, 'This
 2    2, 16|     assertions, ~Yet both are recognized for truth by men of clear
 3    3, 2 | inhumanity, for you must have recognized me, your friend of ten years'
 4    4, 8 |       his brethren," 2 and he recognized the emptiness of this idle
 5    5, 11| consequent responsibility are recognized in common parlance, as when
 6    5, 13|       for believing in Moses, recognized the truth that death in
 7    6, 1 |  demerit, for his actions are recognized in the Koran. Iblis was
 8    6, 5 |   said that, for his part, he recognized every blow and misfortune
 9    6, 7 |       seen a person at night,~Recognized him without fail when he
10    6, 8 |     cast down, but eventually recognized that he had erred in looking
11    6, 9 |       And he gave thanks, and recognized how "God causes ease to