Part, Sura

1  I          |       tribe raised the~ ~ ./. standard of revolt, and the repression
2  I          |   Iliad.~ ~Judged then by the standard which we apply to other
3  I          |      its style as the perfect standard; any deviation from it therefore
4  I          |  became, on the contrary, the standard by which other literary
5  I,      XII| worship only Him. That is the standard of religion,-but most men
6 II,      XXX|  creation of God, that is the standard religion, though most men
7 II,      XXX|     thy face steadfast to the standard religion, before there come
8 II,      LXX|     as though they flock to a standard! with their looks abashed;
9 II,   XCVIII|    give alms: for that is the standard religion.~ ~[5] Verily,