Chapter, Paragraph

 1       1, Story26|  cannot pass with the Lord who knows all secrets.~ ~ Oppress
 2       2, Story23|       my neighbours~ But Allah knows my secret and my overt concerns.~ ~ ~
 3       2, Story23|   closed door? The Omniscient~ Knows what I conceal or reveal.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 4       2, Story27|        chants his praises.~ He knows this who has the true perception.~
 5       2, Story44| sacrifice for one stranger who knows him.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 6       2, Story48|        offer as obedience.~ He knows the remedy for the slave~
 7       3, Story16|       does not make thee rich~ Knows better what is good for
 8       5, Story9 |     drives me away in anger he knows best.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 9       5, Story10|       garden is pleasing."~ He knows it who utters these words.~
10       6, Story2 |        tried good and bad, who knows the diities of~companionship,
11       7, Story20|       the same. The touchstone knows what gold is and the~beggar
12       7, Story20|    what gold is and the~beggar knows him who is stingy.' He rejoined: '
13       8, 46     |       when he is dead. A widow knows the delight of grapes and~
14       8, 57     |      should feel thy pulse who knows thy nature.~ Ask what thou