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 1   Intro, 1      |      that whenever a sinful and distressed worshipper~stretches forth
 2   Intro, 2      | incumbent the protection of the distressed and~ gratitude~ Upon us
 3       1, Story4 | inhabitants of~the country were distressed by their stratagems and
 4       1, Story16|         s hand~ When he is in a distressed state and in poverty.~ ~
 5       1, Story16|        outward appearance to be distressed, his costume being~that
 6       2, Story4 |        the way of God~ Have not distressed the hearts of enemies.~
 7       2, Story12|       go~ When a dromedary gets distressed by its load?~ Whilst the
 8       2, Story19|      into a rock.~ ~ ~ Help the distressed in the day of prosperity~
 9       2, Story25|        in the world,~apparently distressed, but in reality contented
10       2, Story26|       who~ Had perhaps heard my distressed voice~ Said: 'I could not
11       2, Story28|      thou sawest me last, I was distressed for~bread and now a world
12       3, Story23|         can thy heart do to thy distressed nature for the wind is~
13       5, Story13|          the crow was similarly distressed by the~proximity of the
14       7, Story4 |       when reading the Quran he~distressed the hearts of the people.
15       8, 51     |       not those whose minds are distressed,~ Inform him that no kind
16       8, 2      |         grace than fighting and distressed.~ If a man pays not his