Part, Sura

 1  I          |        various objects to which individual tribes paid worship were
 2  I          |        of the believers, or for individual cases, are of course couched
 3  I          |   enthusiastic utterances of an individual, but of the popular sayings,
 4  I          | revelation, and coloured by his individual local beliefs.~ ~It is a
 5  I          |         single words expressing individual ideas consist generally
 6  I          |    inspiration generally.~ ~The individual portions of the Qur'ân were
 7  I          |        ân was, or that even the individual. Sûrahs were, however, arranged
 8  I          |         who did not agree as to individual words, or who remembering
 9  I          |        of the text according to individual fancy, and is plainly refuted
10  I          |       in the preceding one. The individual Sûrahs have prefixed to
11  I          |      generally; and lastly, the individual expressions used. Thus,
12  I          |        unbelief affect only the individual himself. Resignation and