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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | the circumstances of the people in whose midst it was revealed, 2 I | taken a definite hold on the people, and the few who, following 3 I | they alone are the chosen people, was too exclusive for the 4 I | her to the tents of her people and reared him amidst the 5 I | prophets of old, of the people of Noah and Lot, of the 6 I | no converts amongst the people of Mecca, and few, if any, 7 I | a few last words to the people, and having given some parting 8 I | always best!~ ~Amongst a people who believed firmly in witchcraft 9 I | used in speaking to the people of Medînah, though sometimes 10 I | strikes the rock: he bids the people slaughter a dun cow to discover 11 I | goodness. Noah sent to warn his people: he is saved in the ark 12 I | she-camel as a sign: the people hamstring her and are punished. 13 I | punished. Lot sent to the people of Sodom: their punishment. 14 I | hâib sent to Midian: his people reject him and are destroyed. 15 I | warned by the example of the people of old, who rejected the 16 I | though some believe. Some people of Medînah also denounced 17 I | Tabûk are forgiven. The people of Medînah and the neighbouring 18 I | neither harm nor profit them. People require a sign. God saves 19 I | require a sign. God saves people in dangers by land and sea. 20 I | of Moses and Aaron. The People of the Book (Jews and Christians) 21 I | The story of Jonas. The people of Nineveh saved by repenting 22 I | and believing in time. The people are exhorted to embrace 23 I | was likewise sent, but his people objected that he was a mere 24 I | Hûd was sent to 'Âd: his people plotted against him and 25 I | she-camel given for a sign. The people hamstring her and perish. 26 I | angels who are sent to the people of Lot: he pleads for them. 27 I | offers his daughters to the people of Sodom, to spare the angels: 28 I | sent to Midian; and his people, rejecting his mission, 29 I | the language of his own people. Moses sent to Pharaoh. 30 I | Moses sent to Pharaoh. The people of Noah, and Thamûd objected 31 I | crime and punishment of the people of Sodom. The ruined cities 32 I | tale. Similar fate of the people of the Grove and of El ' 33 I | dry road: Pharaoh and his people are overwhelmed: the covenant 34 I | Qur'ân is in Arabic that people may fear and remember. Mohammed 35 I | old were but mortal: the people who rejected them perished. 36 I | destroys the images which his people worshipped: he tells them 37 I | would be destroyed. The people of Noah, 'Âd, Thamûd, Abraham, 38 I | sustenance. Noah sent to his' people, who reject him because 39 I | respectfully addressed than other people.~ ~XXV. THE CHAPTER OF THE 40 I | is not to be vexed by the people's unbelief. Though called 41 I | vindicated. Hûd preaches to the people of 'Âd, and Zâli'h to Thamûd: 42 I | crime and punishment of the people of Sodom. The people of 43 I | the people of Sodom. The people of the Grove and the prophet 44 I | Lot is saved, while the people of Sodom are destroyed. 45 I | description of hell. The people are exhorted to believe 46 I | Mohammed cannot compel people to believe: he is only a 47 I | and unbelieving than other people If God were to punish men 48 I | from God to warn a heedless people. The infidels are predestined 49 I | Habîb en Naggâr exhorts the people to follow their advice: 50 I | cries out and the sinful people are destroyed. Men will 51 I | is sent to preach to the people of the city (of Nineveh). 52 I | shall be touted. Fate of the people of Noah, Pharaoh, Thamûd, 53 I | Mohammed only sent to warn people and proclaim God's unity. 54 I | judgment day that he may seduce people to misbelief. But he and 55 I | in the land to warn the people. The story of Moses and 56 I | in a foreign tongue the people would have objected that 57 I | warn. But Pharaoh and his people~ ~ ./. were drowned. Answer 58 I | rejecting Moses: fate of the people of Tubbâ'h. The judgment 59 I | Âd, of Thamûd, and of the people of Noah. Vindication of 60 I | the deluge, of Thamûd, the people of Sodom, and Pharaoh. The 61 I | Moses was disobeyed by his people. Jesus prophesies the coming 62 I, II | saved you from Pharaoh's people who sought to wreak you 63 I, II | you and drowned Pharaoh's people while ye looked on. When 64 I, II | When Moses said to his people, 'O my people! Ye have wronged 65 I, II | said to his people, 'O my people! Ye have wronged yourselves 66 I, II | too, asked drink for his people and we said, 'Strike with 67 I, II(1)| angel Gabriel to terrify the people into obedience.~ ~ ./. 68 I, II | And when Moses said to his people, 'God bids you slaughter 69 I, II | manifest the signs unto a people that are sure.~ ~We have 70 I, II | and earth, are signs to people who can understand.~ ~[160] 71 I, II | Mosque, and turning His people out therefrom, is a greater 72 I, II | bounds which He explains to a people who know.~ ~ ./. When ye 73 I, II | against the misbelieving people!'~ ~And they put them to 74 I, II | then help us against the people who do not believe!'~ ~ 75 I, III | was the wont of Pharaoh's people, and those before them, 76 I, III | and Noah, and Abraham's people, and Imrân's 1 people above 77 I, III | s people, and Imrân's 1 people above the world,-a seed, 78 I, III | God. And he shall speak to people in his cradle, and when 79 I, III | shall be a prophet to the people of Israel (saying), that 80 I, III | evildoers.~ ~Say, 'O ye people of the Book, come to a word 81 I, III | that we are resigned.'~ ~O people of the Book, why do ye dispute 82 I, III | the idolaters. Verily, the people most worthy of Abraham are 83 I, III | believers.~ ~ ./. A sect of the people of the Book would fain they 84 I, III | they do not perceive.~ ~O people of the Book! why do ye disbelieve 85 I, III | while ye witness them? O people of the Book! why do ye clothe 86 I, III | know? [65] A sect of the people of the Book say, 'Believe 87 I, III | mighty grace.'~ ~And of the people of the Book, there are some 88 I, III | 80] How shall God guide people who have disbelieved after 89 I, III | of the worlds.~ ~Say, 'O people of the Book! why do ye misbelieve 90 I, III | of what ye do?'~ ~Say, 'O people of the Book! why do ye turn 91 I, III | believing in God. Had the people of the Book believed, it 92 I, III | are not all alike. Of the people of, the Book there is a 93 I, III | blast that falls upon a people's tilth who have wronged 94 I, III | set forth early 1 from thy people to settle for the believers 95 I, III | sore like it has touched people: these are days 1 which 96 I, III | righteous.~ ~Verily, of the people of the Book are some who 97 I, IV | the permission of their people, and give them their hire 98 I, IV | then send a judge from his people and a judge from her people. 99 I, IV | people and a judge from her people. If they wish for reconciliation, 100 I, IV | have given to Abraham's people the Book and wisdom, and 101 I, IV | from God.' What ails these people? they can hardly understand 102 I, IV | save those who reach a people betwixt whom and you is 103 I, IV | you or fighting their own people. But had God pleased He 104 I, IV | and quarter from their own people; whenever they return to 105 I, IV | blood-money must be paid to his people save what they shall remit 106 I, IV | give way in pursuit of the people; if ye suffer they shall 107 I, IV | the vain desires of the people of the Book. He who doeth 108 I, IV | forgiving and merciful!~ ~The people of the Book will ask thee 109 I, IV | shall not be one of the people of the Book but shall believe 110 I, IV | devouring the wealth of people in vain,-but we have prepared 111 I, IV | is knowing, wise.~ ~O ye people of the Book! do not exceed 112 I, V | not ill-will against the people who turned you from the 113 I, V | let not ill-will towards people make you sin by not acting 114 I, V | favour towards you, when a people intended to stretch their 115 I, V | what they have done.~ ~O ye people of the Book! our Apostle 116 I, V | Him the journey is.'~ ~O people of the Book! our Apostle 117 I, V | When Moses said to his people, 'O my people! remember 118 I, V | said to his people, 'O my people! remember the favour of 119 I, V | anybody in the worlds. O my people! enter the Holy Land which 120 I, V | Moses! verily, therein is a people, giants; and we will surely 121 I, V | part us from these sinful people.' He said, 'Then, verily, 122 I, V | not thyself for the sinful people.'~ ~[30] Recite to them 123 I, V | lie,-listeners to other people, but who come not to thee. 124 I, V | who fear.~ ~Then let the people of the gospel judge by that 125 I, V | better than God to judge for people who are sure?~ ~O ye who 126 I, V | God guides not an unjust people.~ ~Thou wilt see those in 127 I, V | religion-God will bring (instead) a people 2 whom He loves and who 128 I, V | that is because they are a people who do not understand.~ ~ 129 I, V | not understand.~ ~Say, 'O people of the Book! do ye disavow 130 I, V | corrupt.~ ~[70] But did the people of the Book believe and 131 I, V | men; for God guides not people who misbelieve.~ ~Say, ' 132 I, V | who misbelieve.~ ~Say, 'O people of the Book! ye rest on 133 I, V | vex not thyself then for a people who misbelieve.~ ~Verily, 134 I, V | hears and knows.~ ~Say, 'O people of the Book! exceed not 135 I, V | follow not the lusts of a people who have erred before, and 136 I, V | us enter with the upright people?'~ ~Therefore has God rewarded 137 I, V | is forgiving and clement. People before you have asked about 138 I, V | for God guides not the people who do ill.~ ~On the day 139 I, VI | the uttermost part of the people who did wrong were cut off; 140 I, VI | would any perish save the people who do wrong?'~ ~We do not 141 I, VI | they may discriminate. Thy people called it a lie, and yet 142 I, VI | remembered, with the unjust people.~ ~Those who fear are not 143 I, VI | verily, I see thee and thy people in obvious error.' [75] 144 I, VI | I shall surely be of the people who err.' And when he saw 145 I, VI | when it set he said, 'O my people! verily, I am clear of what 146 I, VI | idolaters.' [80] And his people disputed with him;-he said, ' 147 I, VI | gave to Abraham against his people;-we raise the rank of whom 148 I, VI | given them in charge to a people who shall not disbelieve.~ ~[ 149 I, VI | detailed the signs unto a people who do know.~ ~He it is 150 I, VI | detailed the signs unto a people who discern.~ ~He it is 151 I, VI | that ye have a sign for the people who believe.~ ~[100] Yet 152 I, VI | the signs unto a mindful people; for them is an abode of 153 I, VI | towns unjustly while their people are careless; but for every 154 I, VI | up from the seed of other people.~ ~Verily, what ye are promised 155 I, VI | frustrate it.~ ~[1351 Say, 'O my people! act according to your power, 156 I, VI | God guides not the unjust people 1.'~ ~Say, 'I cannot find 157 I, VI | turned back from the sinful people.'~ ~ ./. Those who associate 158 I, VII | detail the signs unto a people that do know.~ ~Say, 'My 159 I, VII | place us not with the unjust people.' And the fellows on al 160 I, VII | guidance and a mercy to a people who believe.~ ~Do they wait 161 I, VII | turn about our signs for a people who are grateful.~ ~We did 162 I, VII | We did send Noah unto his people, and he said, 'O my people! 163 I, VII | people, and he said, 'O my people! serve God, ye have no god 164 I, VII | Said the chiefs of his people, 'Verily,~ ~ ./. we do surely 165 I, VII | obvious error.' Said he, 'O my people! there is no error in me; 166 I, VII | verily, they were a blind people.~ ~And unto 'Âd 1 (we sent) 167 I, VII | brother Hûd 2, who said, 'O my people! serve God, ye have no god 168 I, VII | misbelieved amongst his people, 'Verily, we see thee in 169 I, VII | liars.' [65] He said, 'O my people! there is no folly in me; 170 I, VII | vicegerents after Noah's people and increased you in length 171 I, VII | Zâli'h, who said, 'O my people! worship God; ye have no 172 I, VII | with pride from amongst his people to those who were weak,- 173 I, VII | from them and said, 'O my people! I did preach to you the 174 I, VII(1)| sent as a prophet to the people of Thamûd, and whose divine 175 I, VII(1)| identical, and that the "people of Thamûd" are the Saracen 176 I, VII(1)| subsequent rebellion of the people for whom the Prophet worked 177 I, VII | Lot, when he said to his people, 'Do ye approach an abomination 178 I, VII | than women-nay, ye are a people who exceed.' [80] But his 179 I, VII | who exceed.' [80] But his people's answer only was to say, ' 180 I, VII | village, verily, they are a people who pretend to purity.' 181 I, VII | But we saved him and his people, except his wife, who was 182 I, VII | hâib 1, who said, 'O my people! serve God, ye have no god 183 I, VII | big with pride amongst His people, 'We will of a surety turn 184 I, VII | between us and between our people in truth, for Thou art the 185 I, VII | disbelieved amongst~ ~ ./. his people said, 'If ye follow Sho' 186 I, VII | from them and said, 'O my people! I preached to you the messages 187 I, VII | should I be vexed for a people who do misbelieve?'~ ~We 188 I, VII | prophet except we overtook the people thereof with trouble and 189 I, VII | could perceive.-Had the people of the town but believed 190 I, VII | earned.~ ~[95] Were the people of these cities then secure 191 I, VII | while they slept? were the people of these cities secure that 192 I, VII | the craft of God except a people that shall lose.~ ~Is it 193 I, VII | earth after its (former) people, that, did we please, we 194 I, VII | the chiefs of Pharaoh's people, Verily, this is surely 195 I, VII | down, they did enchant the people's eyes, and made them dread, 196 I, VII | in the land, to turn its people out therefrom, but soon 197 I, VII | the chiefs of Pharaoh's people said, 'Will ye leave Moses 198 I, VII | Will ye leave Moses and his people to do evil in the land, 199 I, VII | 125] Said Moses unto his people, 'Ask for aid from God and 200 I, VII | had overtaken Pharaoh's people with the years (of dearth) 201 I, VII | big with pride and were a people who did sin.~ ~And when 202 I, VII | an inheritance unto the people who had been weak, the eastern 203 I, VII | that which Pharaoh and his people had made and that which 204 I, VII | sea; and they came unto a people devoted to their idols, 205 I, VII | Verily, ye are ignorant people.' [135] Verily, these-destroyed 206 I, VII | saved you from Pharaoh's people who wrought you evil woe, 207 I, VII | my vicegerent amongst my people, and do what is right, and 208 I, VII | have chosen thee over the people with my messages and my 209 I, VII | with firmness, and bid thy people take them for what is best 210 I, VII | have done?~ ~And Moses' people after him took to themselves 211 I, VII | Moses returned unto his people angry and grieved, he said, ' 212 I, VII | of my mother! verily, the people~ ~ ./. weakened me and well-nigh 213 I, VII | put me not with the unjust people.' [150] He said, 'O Lord! 214 I, VII | And Moses chose from his people seventy men for our appointment; 215 I, VII | guided.~ ~Amongst Moses' people is a nation guided in truth, 216 I, VII | revealed unto Moses, when his people asked him for drink, 'Strike 217 I, VII | said, 'Why do ye warn a people whom God would destroy, 218 I, VII | That is the likeness of the people who say our signs are lies. 219 I, VII | Evil is the likeness of a people who say our signs are lies; 220 I, VII | herald of good tidings unto a people who believe.'~ ~He it is 221 I, VII | guidance and a mercy to a people who believe.'~ ~And when 222 I, VIII | in the land, fearing lest people should snatch you away; 223 I, VIII(1)| have the doom of former people as a warning and an example.~ ~ ./. 224 I, VIII | was the wont of Pharaoh's people and those before them! they 225 I, VIII | favour He has favoured a people with, until they change 226 I, VIII | was the wont of Pharaoh's people and those before them! they 227 I, VIII | paragraph continues] Pharaoh's people; and all of them were evil-doers.~ ~ 228 I, VIII | thou ever fear from any people treachery, then throw it 229 I, VIII | misbelieve, because they are a people who did not discern.-Now 230 I, VIII | from you, except against a people between whom and you there 231 I, IX | God and His Apostle to the people on the day of the greater 232 I, IX | detail the signs unto a people that do know.~ ~But if they 233 I, IX | desist.~ ~Will ye not fight a people who broke their oaths, and 234 I, IX | and heal the breasts of a people who believe; [15] and will 235 I, IX | God guides not an unjust people.~ ~[20] Those who believe 236 I, IX | bidding, for God guides not a people who work abomination!'~ ~[ 237 I, IX | guides not a misbelieving people.~ ~O ye who believe! what 238 I, IX | will put in your stead a people other than you! ye cannot 239 I, IX | from you; verily, ye are a people who do work abomination.'~ ~ 240 I, IX | of you, and they are, a people who do stand aside in fear. 241 I, IX | were before them? of the people of Noah and 'Âd and Thamûd, 242 I, IX | Âd and Thamûd, and of the people of Abraham, and the people 243 I, IX | people of Abraham, and the people of Midian? and of the overturned ( 244 I, IX | Apostle, for God guides not a people who work abomination.~ ~ 245 I, IX | will not be pleased with a people who work abomination.~ ~ 246 I, IX | are hypocrites, and of the people of Medînah, some are stubborn 247 I, IX | hell?-but God guides not a people who do wrong.~ ~The building 248 I, IX | Nor will God lead astray a people after He has guided them 249 I, IX | truth.~ ~It was not for the people of Medînah, and those around 250 I, IX | religion and warn their people when they return to them, 251 I, IX | hearts, for that they are a people who do not discern.~ ~There 252 I, X | details the signs unto a people who do know.~ ~Verily, in 253 I, X | earth, are signs unto a people who do fear.~ ~Verily, those 254 I, X | do we reward the sinful people.~ ~[15] Then we made you 255 I, X | associate with Him!~ ~[20] People were but one nation once, 256 I, X | gilding and is adorned, the people thereof think that they 257 I, X | detail the signs unto a people who reflect.~ ~God calls 258 I, X | in that are. signs unto a people who can hear.~ ~They say, ' 259 I, X | Noah, when he said to his people, 'O my people! if my stay 260 I, X | said to his people, 'O my people! if my stay with you be 261 I, X | him apostles unto their people, and they came to them with 262 I, X | pride, and were a sinful people; and when the truth came 263 I, X(2)| Noah's people.~ ~ ./. 264 I, X | save a race of his own people, through fear of Pharaoh 265 I, X | And Moses said, 'O my people! if ye did believe in God, 266 I, X | not a cause of trial for a people who do wrong, but save, 267 I, X | us by Thy mercy from the people who misbelieve!'~ ~And we 268 I, X | ye twain, houses for your people in Egypt; and make ye your 269 I, X | And we established the people of Israel with a sure establishment, 270 I, X | But (none did) except the people of Jonas; when they believed 271 I, X | and warners avail not a people who do not believe. Do they 272 I, X | and merciful!~ ~Say, O ye people! there has come to you the 273 I, XI | We did send Noah unto his people, 'Verily, I am to you an 274 I, XI | misbelieved amongst his people said, 'We only see in thee 275 I, XI | liars!' [30] He said, 'O my people! let us see! if I stand 276 I, XI | averse therefrom?~ ~'O my people! I do not ask you for wealth 277 I, XI | their Lord. But I see you, a people who are ignorant. O my people! 278 I, XI | people who are ignorant. O my people! who will help me against 279 I, XI | surely believe amongst thy people but those who have believed 280 I, XI | every time the chiefs of his people passed by him they jested 281 I, XI | was said, 'Away with the people who are evildoers!'~ ~And 282 I, XI | verily, my son is of my people, and, verily, Thy promise 283 I, XI | O Noah! he is not of thy people; verily, it is a work that 284 I, XI | know them, thou nor thy people before this. Be patient, 285 I, XI | brother Hûd; he said, 'O my people! serve God; ye have no god 286 I, XI | do but devise a lie. O my people! I do not ask you for hire 287 I, XI | ye then no sense?~ ~'O my people! ask pardon of your Lord; 288 I, XI | my Lord will make another people your successors. Ye cannot 289 I, XI | Aye! away with 'Âd the people of Hûd!'~ ~And unto Thamûd ( 290 I, XI | brother Zâli'h; said he, 'O my people! worship God; ye have no~ ~ ./. 291 I, XI | callest us.'~ ~He said, 'O my people! let us see; if I stand 292 I, XI | only to my loss.~ ~'O my people! this she-camel 1 of God 293 I, XI | Verily, we are sent unto the people of Lot.' And his wife was 294 I, XI | and blessings upon you, ye people of the house! Verily, He 295 I, XI | wrangled with us about the people of Lot; verily, Abraham 296 I, XI | troublesome day!' And his people came to him, rushing at 297 I, XI | work evil. He said, 'O my people! here are my daughters, 298 I, XI | thee; then travel with thy people in the darkness of the night, 299 I, XI | Sho'hâib 6. He said, 'O my people! serve God; ye have no god 300 I, XI | an encompassing day. O my people! give measure and weight 301 I, XI | 90] He said, 'O my people! Do ye see? If I stand upon 302 I, XI | and unto Him I turn. O my people! let not a breach with me 303 I, XI | of that which befel the people of Noah, or the people of 304 I, XI | the people of Noah, or the people of Hûd, or the people of 305 I, XI | the people of Hûd, or the people of Zâli'h-nor are the people 306 I, XI | people of Zâli'h-nor are the people of Lot so far from you! 307 I, XI | over us.'~ ~He said, 'O my people! are my family more esteemed 308 I, XI | doth comprehend. [95] O my people! act according to your power; 309 I, XI | 100] He shall approach his people on the resurrection day, 310 I, XI | cities unjustly while the people of them were welldoers.~ ~[ 311 I, XII | upon thee, and upon Jacob's people, as He fulfilled it upon 312 I, XII | be, after he is gone, a people who do right.'~ ~[10] A 313 I, XII | have left the faith of a people who do not believe in God, 314 I, XII | comfort save a misbelieving people!'~ ~And when they entered 315 I, XII | whom we inspired, of the people of the cities. Have they 316 I, XII | averted from the sinful people.~ ~Their stories were a 317 I, XII | a guide and a mercy to a people who believe.~ ~ ./. 318 I, XIII | Lord is the truth; but most people will not believe. God it 319 I, XIII | in that are signs unto a people who reflect.~ ~And on the 320 I, XIII | in that are signs unto a people who have sense.~ ~[5] And 321 I, XIII | only a warner, and every people has its guide.~ ~God knows 322 I, XIII | God changes not what a people has until they change it 323 I, XIII | when God wishes evil to a people there is no averting it, 324 I, XIV | with the language of his people, that he might explain to 325 I, XIV | signs, 'Bring forth thy people from the darkness into the 326 I, XIV | When Moses said to his people, 'Remember the favours of 327 I, XIV | saved you from Pharaoh's people, who sought to wreak you 328 I, XIV | were before you, of the people of Noah, and 'Âd, and Thamûd, [ 329 I, XIV | misbelief, and have made their people to alight at the abode of 330 I, XV(1)| traditional habitation of 'the people of Thamûd.'~ ~ 331 I, XV | nay, we are an enchanted people!'~ ~And we have placed in 332 I, XV | we are sent unto a sinful people; save only Lot's family, 333 I, XV | said, 'Verily, ye are a people whom I recognise not.' They 334 I, XV | the uttermost one of these people should be cut off on the 335 I, XV | on the morrow.~ ~Then the people of the city came, glad at 336 I, XV(1)| I.e. thy people.~ ~ 337 I, XVI | in that is a sign unto a people who reflect.~ ~And He subjected 338 I, XVI | in that are signs to a people who have sense.~ ~And what 339 I, XVI | in that is a sign for a people who are mindful.~ ~ ./. 340 I, XVI | He skulks away from the people, for the evil tidings he 341 I, XVI | guidance and a mercy to a people who believe.~ ~And God sends 342 I, XVI | in that is a sign to a people who can hear.~ ~Verily, 343 I, XVI | in that is a sign to a people who have sense!~ ~[70] And 344 I, XVI | in that are signs unto a people who reflect.~ ~God created 345 I, XVI | in that is a sign unto a people who believe.~ ~God made 346 I, XVI | guides not the unbelieving people. [110] These are they on 347 II, XVIII(2)| youths themselves or the people they met on their awakening.~ ~ ./. 348 II, XVIII | paragraph continues] These people of ours have taken to other 349 II, XVIII | Thus did we make their people acquainted with their story, 350 II, XVIII(1)| punishment inflicted on the 'people of Noah, Lot,' &c. for similar 351 II, XVIII | until when they came to the people of a city; and they asked~ ~ ./. 352 II, XVIII | and they asked~ ~ ./. the people thereof for food; but they 353 II, XVIII | bark it belonged to poor people, who toiled on the sea, 354 II, XVIII | and he found thereat a people.'~ ~[85] We said, 'O DHu ' 355 II, XVIII | mayest either torment these people, or treat them well.' Said 356 II, XVIII | he found it rise upon a people to whom we had given no 357 II, XVIII | found below them both a people who could scarcely understand~ ~ ./. 358 II, XVIII(1)| Gog and Magog. The people referred to appear to be 359 II, XIX | Then he went forth unto his people from the~ ~ ./. chamber, 360 II, XIX | Then she brought it to her people, carrying it; said they, ' 361 II, XIX | and he used to bid his people prayers and almsgiving, 362 II, XIX | warn thereby a contentious people.~ ~How many a generation 363 II, XX | me a minister 2 from my people,-Aaron my brother; gird 364 II, XX | tarry for years amongst the people of Midian; then thou didst 365 II, XX | adornment 1, and let the people assemble in the forenoon 2.'~ ~ 366 II, XX | them. And Pharaoh and his people went astray and were not 367 II, XX | hastened thee on away from thy people, O Moses?'~ ~He said, 'They 368 II, XX | Verily, we have tried thy people, since thou didst leave, 369 II, XX | And Moses returned to his people, wrathful, grieving!~ ~ ./. 370 II, XX | grieving!~ ~ ./. Said he, 'O my people! did not your Lord promise 371 II, XX | of the ornaments of the people, and we hurled them down, 372 II, XX | he brought forth for the people a corporeal calf which lowed.' 373 II, XX | told them before, 'O my people! ye are only being tried 374 II, XX(1)| leper, and obliged to warn people from coming near him. The 375 II, XX | more lasting.~ ~Bid thy people prayer, and persevere in 376 II, XXI | we inspired? Ask ye the people of the Scriptures if ye 377 II, XXI | raised up after it another people! And when they perceived 378 II, XXI | to his father and to his people, 'What are these images 379 II, XXI | acts; verily, they were a people who wrought abominations! [ 380 II, XXI | him and saved him and his people from the mighty trouble, 381 II, XXI | we helped him against the people who said our signs were 382 II, XXI | they were a bad people, so we drowned them all 383 II, XXI | concerning the field, when some people's sheep had strayed therein 384 II, XXI(1)| High, and guaranteed his people, or because he had double 385 II, XXI | this is preaching for a people who serve me!~ ~We have 386 II, XXII | they call thee liar, the people of Noah called him liar 387 II, XXII | Âd and Thamûd, and the people of Abraham, and the people 388 II, XXII | people of Abraham, and the people of Lot, and the fellows 389 II, XXIII | We sent Noah unto his people, and he said, 'O my people! 390 II, XXIII | people, and he said, 'O my people! worship God, ye have no 391 II, XXIII | who misbelieved among his people, 'This is nothing but a 392 II, XXIII | saved us from the unjust people!"~ ~[30] 'And say, "My Lord! 393 II, XXIII | Said the chiefs of his people who misbelieved, and called 394 II, XXIII | so, away with the unjust people!~ ~Then we raised up after 395 II, XXIII | legends; away then with a people who do not believe!~ ~Then 396 II, XXIII | pride, and were a haughty people.~ ~And they said, 'Shall 397 II, XXIII | like ourselves, when their people are servants of ours?'~ ~[ 398 II, XXIII | me not amongst the unjust people.'~ ~Repel evil by what is 399 II, XXIII | overcame us, and we were a people who did err! Our Lord! take 400 II, XXIV | asked leave and saluted the people thereof, that is better 401 II, XXV | has forged, and another people hath helped him at it;' 402 II, XXV | Reminder and were a lost people!'~ ~[20] And now have they 403 II, XXV | O my Lord! verily, my people have taken this Qur'ân to 404 II, XXV | and we said, 'Go ye to the people who say our signs are lies, 405 II, XXV | destruction.'~ ~And the people of Noah, when they said 406 II, XXV | And 'Âd and Thamûd and the people of ar Rass 3, and many generations 407 II, XXVI | saying), 'Come to the unjust people, [10] to the people of Pharaoh, 408 II, XXVI | unjust people, [10] to the people of Pharaoh, will they not 409 II, XXVI | and it was said to the people, 'Are ye assembled? Imply 410 II, XXVI | said to his father and his people, 'What do ye serve?' They 411 II, XXVI | and merciful.~ ~[105] The people of Noah said the apostles 412 II, XXVI | he, 'My Lord! verily, my people call me liar; open between 413 II, XXVI | mighty, merciful.~ ~[160] The people of Lot called the apostles 414 II, XXVI | wives a nay, but ye are people who transgress!'~ ~ ./. 415 II, XXVI | my Lord! save me and my people from what they do.'~ ~[170] 416 II, XXVI | And we saved him and his people all together, except an 417 II, XXVII | When Moses said to his people, 'Verily, I perceive a fire, 418 II, XXVII | signs to Pharaoh and his people; verily, they are a people 419 II, XXVII | people; verily, they are a people who act abominably.'~ ~And 420 II, XXVII | and I found her and her people adoring the sun instead 421 II, XXVII | make the mighty ones of its people the meanest; thus it is 422 II, XXVII | she was of the unbelieving people. And it was said to her, ' 423 II, XXVII | contended!~ ~Said he, 'O my people! why do ye hasten on evil 424 II, XXVII | hands; nay, but ye are a people who are tried!'~ ~ ./. And 425 II, XXVII | him by night and on his people; then we will surely say 426 II, XXVII | not the destruction of his people, and we do surely tell the 427 II, XXVII | destroyed them and their people all together!~ ~Thus are 428 II, XXVII | verily, in that is a sign to people who do know!~ ~But we saved 429 II, XXVII | Lot when he said to his people, 'Do ye approach an abominable 430 II, XXVII | than women? nay! ye are a people who are ignorant.' But the 431 II, XXVII | But the answer of his people was only to say, 'Drive 432 II, XXVII | God? nay, but they are a people~ ~ ./. who make peers with 433 II, XXVII | this Qur'ân relates to the people of Israel most of that whereon 434 II, XXVII | verily, in that are signs to people who believe.~ ~And the day 435 II, XXVIII | Pharaoh in truth unto a people who believe.~ ~Verily, Pharaoh 436 II, XXVIII | in the land and made the people thereof sects; one party 437 II, XXVIII | guide you to~ ~ ./. the people of a house who will take 438 II, XXVIII | the city at the time the people thereof were heedless, and 439 II, XXVIII | save me from the unjust people!'~ ~And when he turned his 440 II, XXVIII | found thereat a nation of people watering their flocks.~ ~ 441 II, XXVIII | art safe from the unjust people.' Said one of them, 'O my 442 II, XXVIII | was journeying with his people, he perceived from the side 443 II, XXVIII | mountain a fire; said he to his people, 'Tarry ye here; verily, 444 II, XXVIII | chiefs; verily, they are a people who work abomination!'~ ~ 445 II, XXVIII | wast not staying amidst the people of Midian, reciting to them 446 II, XXVIII | thou mayest warn a people to whom no warner has come 447 II, XXVIII | God guides not an unjust people!~ ~And we caused the word 448 II, XXVIII | destroy cities unless their people were unjust. [60] Whatever 449 II, XXVIII | Verily, Korah 1 was of the people of Moses, and he was outrageous 450 II, XXVIII | with strength. When his people said to him, 'Exult not; 451 II, XXVIII | he went out amongst the people in his ornaments; those 452 II, XXIX | And we sent Noah to his people, and he dwelt among them 453 II, XXIX | Abraham when he said to his people, 'Serve God and fear Him, 454 II, XXIX | But the answer of his people was only to say, 'Kill him 455 II, XXIX | in that are signs unto a people who believe.~ ~He said, ' 456 II, XXIX | Lot when he said to his people, 'Verily, ye approach an 457 II, XXIX | but the answer of his people was only to say, 'Bring 458 II, XXIX | Lord! help me against a people who do evil!'~ ~[30] And 459 II, XXIX | are about to destroy the people of this city. Verily, the 460 II, XXIX | of this city. Verily, the people thereof are wrong-doers.'~ ~ 461 II, XXIX | surety save him and his people, except his wife, who is 462 II, XXIX | about to save thee and, thy people, except thy wife, who is 463 II, XXIX | about to send down upon the people of this city a horror from 464 II, XXIX | therefrom a manifest sign unto a people who have sense.'~ ~[35] 465 II, XXIX | Sho'hâib, and he said, 'My people, serve God, and hope for 466 II, XXIX | do not wrangle with the people of the Book, except for 467 II, XXIX | mercy and a reminder to a people who believe.~ ~Say, 'God 468 II, XXIX | a safe sanctuary whilst people are being snatched away 469 II, XXX | in that are signs unto a people who reflect.~ ~And of His 470 II, XXX | in that are signs unto a people who do hear.~ ~And of His 471 II, XXX | in that are signs unto a people who have sense.~ ~And of 472 II, XXX | detail the signs unto a people who have sense 1.~ ~Nay, 473 II, XXX | in that are signs unto a people who believe.~ ~Then give 474 II, XXX | thee apostles unto their people, and they came to them with 475 II, XXXII | that thou mayest warn a people, to whom no warner has come 476 II, XXXIII | a party of them said, 'O people of Yathreb 2; there is no 477 II, XXXIII | drove down those of the people of the Book who had helped 478 II, XXXIII | from you 1 the horror as people of His House and to purify 479 II, XXXIV(1)| the covetous wish of the people of the city, that the distances 480 II, XXXVI | That thou mayest warn a people whose fathers were not warned, 481 II, XXXVI | Nay, ye are an extravagant people!'~ ~And there came from 482 II, XXXVI | hastening up. Said he, 'O my people! follow the apostles; [20] 483 II, XXXVI | said he, 'O, would that my people did but know! for that my 484 II, XXXVI | we did send down upon his people no hosts from heaven, nor 485 II, XXXVI | a bequest; nor to their people shall they return; but the 486 II, XXXVII(3)| The people of Mecca.~ ~ ./. 487 II, XXXVII | nay, ye were an outrageous people. [30] And the sentence of 488 II, XXXVII | and we saved him and his people from a mighty trouble; [ 489 II, XXXVII | said to his father and his people, 'What is it that ye serve? 490 II, XXXVII(2)| The people of the city.~ ~ ./. 491 II, XXXVII | We saved them and their people from mighty trouble, and 492 II, XXXVII | apostles; when he said to his people, 'Will ye not fear? [125] 493 II, XXXVII | when we saved him and his people altogether, [135] except 494 II, XXXVIII | Before them did Noah's people, and 'Âd, and Pharaoh of 495 II, XXXVIII | liars; and Thamûd and the people of Lot, and the fellows 496 II, XXXVIII | truth; the contention of the people of the fire.~ ~[65] Say, ' 497 II, XXXIX | rely.'~ ~[40] Say, 'O my people! act according to your power; 498 II, XXXIX | in that are signs unto a people who reflect.~ ~Do they take 499 II, XXXIX | in that are signs unto a people who believe.~ ~Say, 'O my 500 II, XL | deceive thee.~ ~[5] The people of Noah before them called 501 II, XL | believing man of Pharaoh's people, who concealed his faith, 502 II, XL | extravagant liar. [30] O my people! yours is the kingdom to-day, 503 II, XL | who believed said, 'O my people! verily, I fear for you 504 II, XL | like of the wont of the people of Noah and 'Âd and Hâmân, 505 II, XL | injustice for His servants. O my people! verily, I fear for you 506 II, XL | who believed said, 'O my people! follow me, I will guide 507 II, XL | the right direction. O my people! verily, the life of this 508 II, XL | therein without count. O my people! why should I call you to 509 II, XL | Hour shall arise,' enter, O people of Pharaoh! into the keenest 510 II, XLI | an Arabic Qur'ân for a people who do know; a herald of 511 II, XLIII | Reminder, because ye are a people who are extravagant?~ ~[ 512 II, XLIII | said to his father and his people, 'Verily, I am clear of 513 II, XLIII | reminder to thee and to thy people, but in the end they shall 514 II, XLIII | Pharaoh proclaimed amongst his people; said he, 'O my people! 515 II, XLIII | his people; said he, 'O my people! is not the kingdom of Egypt 516 II, XLIII | And he taught his people levity; and they obeyed 517 II, XLIII | they were an abominable people.~ ~[55] And when they had 518 II, XLIII | as a parable, behold thy people turned away from him and 519 II, XLIII | but they are a contentious people 2.~ ~He is but a servant 520 II, XLIII | verily, these are~ ~ ./. a people who do not believe; shun 521 II, XLIV | And we already tried the people of Pharaoh when there came 522 II, XLIV | Verily, these are a sinful people.' So journey with my servants 523 II, XLIV | an inheritance to another people. And the heaven wept not 524 II, XLIV | Are they better than the people of Tubbâ'h 3, and those 525 II, XLV | spread abroad are signs to a people who are sure; and in the 526 II, XLV | the winds are signs unto a people who have sense.~ ~[5] These 527 II, XLV | in that are signs unto a people who reflect.~ ~Say to those 528 II, XLV | that He may reward a people for that which they have 529 II, XLV | guidance and a mercy to a people who are sure.~ ~[20] Do 530 II, XLV | pride and ye were a sinful people? And when it was said, ' 531 II, XLVI | God guides not the unjust people.'~ ~[10] And those who misbelieve 532 II, XLVI | Âd 1 when he warned his people at El A'hqâf,-though warners 533 II, XLVI | though I see you are a people who are ignorant.' And when 534 II, XLVI | do we reward the sinful people!~ ~[25] We had established 535 II, XLVI | they turned back to their people, warning them.~ ~Said they, ' 536 II, XLVI | them.~ ~Said they, 'O our people! verily, we have heard a 537 II, XLVI | the right way. [30] O our people! respond to God's crier 538 II, XLVI | Shall any perish but the people who work abomination?~ ~ ./. 539 II, XLVII | will substitute another people in your stead, then they 540 II, XLVIII | say, 'Our wealth and our people occupied us; ask pardon 541 II, XLVIII | thoughts, and ye were a corrupt people.~ ~ ./. Whoso believes not 542 II, XLVIII | be called out against a people endowed with vehement valour 2, 543 II, XLIX | discriminate, lest ye fall upon a people in ignorance and on the 544 II, L | resurrection be!~ ~Before them the people of Noah and the fellows 545 II, L | fellows of the Grove 3 and the people of Tubbâ'h 4 all called 546 II, LI | Peace!' he said, Peace!-a people unrecognised.'~ ~And he 547 II, LI | And he went aside unto his people and fetched a fat calf, 548 II, LI | we are sent unto a sinful people, to send upon them stones 549 II, LI | were not helped!~ ~And the people of Noah of yore; verily, 550 II, LI | they were an abominable people.~ ~And the heaven-we have 551 II, LI | they are an outrageous people!~ ~So turn thy back upon 552 II, LII | or are they an outrageous people?~ ~Or will they say, 'He 553 II, LIII | left none of them; and the people of Noah before them,-verily, 554 II, LIV | difficult day!'~ ~Noah's people before them called (the 555 II, LIV | one who will mind?~ ~Lot's people called the apostles liars; 556 II, LIV | warning came to Pharaoh's people; they called our signs all 557 II, LVII | compassionate.~ ~That the people of the Book may know that 558 II, LVIII | those who take for patrons a people 1 God is wrath with? they 559 II, LVIII | Thou shalt not find a people who believe in God and the 560 II, LIX | was who drove those of the people of the Book who misbelieved 561 II, LIX | His Apostle from these (people) ye did not press forward 562 II, LIX | spoils to His Apostle of the people of the cities is God's, 563 II, LIX | misbelieved amongst the people of the Book 4, 'If ye be 564 II, LIX | that is because they are a people who do not understand! They 565 II, LIX | This is because they are a people who have no sense!~ ~[15] 566 II, LX | when they said to their people, 'Verily, we are clear of 567 II, LX | take not for patrons a people whom God is wroth against; 568 II, LXI | When Moses said to his people, 'O my people! why do ye 569 II, LXI | said to his people, 'O my people! why do ye hurt me, when 570 II, LXI | for God guides not the people who work abomination!~ ~ 571 II, LXI | God guides not the unjust people.~ ~They desire to put out 572 II, LXII | sorry is the likeness of the people who say God's signs are 573 II, LXII | God guides not an unjust people.~ ~Say, 'O ye who are Jews! 574 II, LXII | clients of God, beyond other people; then wish for death if 575 II, LXIII | verily, God guides not a people who work abomination!~ ~ 576 II, LXVI | save me from the unjust people!'~ ~And Mary, daughter of 577 II, LXIX | consecutively. Thou mightest see the people therein prostrate as though 578 II, LXXI | Verily, we sent Noah to his people, 'Warn thy people before 579 II, LXXI | to his people, 'Warn thy people before there come to them 580 II, LXXI | torment!'~ ~Said he, 'O my people! verily, I am to you an 581 II, LXXI | verily, I have called my people by night and day, and my 582 II, LXXII(1)| from the foolish among his people!'~ ~ 583 II, LXXV | back! Then he went to his people haughtily-woe to thee, and 584 II, LXXXIX(3)| possession of it, he and all his people were struck dead by a noise 585 II, XCVIII | compassionate God.~ ~Those of the people of the Book and the idolaters~ ~ ./. 586 II, XCVIII | who disbelieve amongst the people of the Book and the idolaters