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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | verily, their intercession may be hoped for!' When he came 2 I | time, by the lote tree none may pass; near which is the 3 I | Meccans, and exclaimed, 'May their faces be covered with 4 I | them together by what we may call their common religious 5 I | what he himself believes may reduce him to~ ~ ./. the 6 I | vers. 156 and 158), which may be interpreted either 'the 7 I | have written, the words may mean nothing more than that 8 I | read it, the act implied may be nothing more than an 9 I | more probable that Mohammed may have received the suggestion 10 I | eloquence, however absurd it may sound to Western ears, was 11 I | really means.~ ~But, it may be asked, why, if Mohammed 12 I, 0(2)| Mohammed may well have repudiated the 13 I | them: 'Whatever verse we may annul or cause thee to forget, 14 I | namely, that 'the Qur'ân may be read according to the 15 I | Nöldeke, and his arrangement may be taken as the best which 16 I | which they were delivered may be in certain cases doubtful.~ ~ 17 I | materials to such order that we may accept his arrangement as 18 I | very probable one. They may have been mere numerical 19 I | sections,' so that the whole may be read through during the 20 I | Israelites is that they may 'hold a feast ('hagg) unto 21 I | their language and meaning may be. With the Qur'ân it is 22 I, 0(1)| natural this was to an Arab may be inferred from the anecdote 23 I | where a literal rendering may perhaps shock the reader.~ ~ 24 I | qiblah fixed. Zafâ and Merwah may be compassed. Proofs of 25 I | drunk or polluted. Sand may be used for purification 26 I | helped in order that he may hear the word of God. None 27 I | against the Meccans. Idolaters may not repair to the mosques 28 I | the Muhâgerîn. Those who may lawfully be excused military 29 I | Arabic that the Meccans may understand: it contains 30 I | not question anything he may do: he scuttles a ship, 31 I | is in Arabic that people may fear and remember. Mohammed 32 I | when slaughtered. Camels may be sacrificed and eaten. 33 I | women. Those by whom women may~ ~ ./. be seen unveiled. 34 I | the judgment day that he may seduce people to misbelief. 35 I | nature. None but the clean may touch the Qur'ân. The condition 36 I | borne arms against them may be made friends of. Women 37 I, II | those before you; haply ye may fear! [20] who made the 38 I, II | altogether and haply there may come from me a guidance, 39 I, II | that; perhaps ye~ ~ ./. may be grateful. [50] And when 40 I, II | after your death; perhaps ye may be grateful. And we overshadowed 41 I, II | is therein, haply ye yet may fear.'~ ~Then did ye turn 42 I, II | His signs, that haply ye may understand.~ ~Yet were your 43 I, II | opened up to you, that they may argue with you upon it before 44 I, II | only that by which they may part man and wife; but they 45 I, II | 100] Whatever verse we may annul or cause thee~ ~ ./. 46 I, II | men, and that the Apostle may be a witness against you.~ ~ 47 I, II | faces towards it, that men may have no argument against 48 I, II | favours to you, perchance ye may be guided yet.~ ~Thus have 49 I, II | possessors of minds! it may be ye will fear.~ ~It is 50 I, II | those before you; haply ye may fear. [180] A certain number 51 I, II | those who are fit to fast 1 may redeem it by feeding a poor 52 I, II | what is difficult,-that ye may complete the number, and 53 I, II | has guided you; haply ye may give thanks.~ ~When my servants 54 I, II | believe in me; haply they may be directed aright.~ ~Lawful 55 I, II | to men, that haply they may fear.~ ~Devour not your 56 I, II | it to the judges that ye may devour a part of the wealth 57 I, II | thereof and fear God; haply ye may prosper yet.~ ~Fight in 58 I, II | sedition and that the religion may be God's; but, if they desist, 59 I, II | war 2 in God's way; these may hope for God's mercy, for 60 I, II | you His signs; haply ye may reflect on this world and 61 I, II | signs to men; haply they may remember.~ ~They will ask 62 I, II | mighty and wise.~ ~Divorce (may happen) twice; then keep 63 I, II(1)| on each occasion the man may take the woman back if pregnant 64 I, II(1)| live together, the woman may give up a part of her dowry 65 I, II | you His signs; haply ye may understand.~ ~Dost thou 66 I, II | Yea, but that my heart may be quieted.' He said,, ' 67 I, II | err, the second of the two may remind the other; and let 68 I, III(2)| shooting stars. The expression may also refer to the ceremony 69 I, III | thereof,'-that (others) may perchance go back (from 70 I, III | concerning the Book, that ye may reckon it to be from the 71 I, III | His signs, perchance ye may be guided; [100] and that 72 I, III | guided; [100] and that there may be of you a nation who shall 73 I, III | fear God, then, haply ye may give thanks. [120] When 74 I, III | them downcast, that they may retire disappointed.'~ ~ 75 I, III | but fear God, perchance ye may be prosperous; fear the 76 I, III | His Apostle, perchance ye may get mercy. And vie with 77 I, III | amongst mankind that God may know who it is that believe, 78 I, III | it is that believe, and may take from you witnesses 2, 79 I, III | unjust; [135] and that God may assay those who believe, 80 I, III | are lying now; that God may try what is in your breasts 81 I, III | have their range that they may increase in sin. And for 82 I, III | fear God, that haply ye may prosper.~ ~ ~ ~ 83 I, IV(1)| enjoy it, and much good may it do you!'~ ~ 84 I, IV | hinder them 1, that ye may go off with part of what 85 I, IV | are averse from them, it may be that ye are averse from 86 I, IV | they~ ~ ./. wish that ye may err from the way! But God 87 I, IV | them and more upright;-but may God curse them in their 88 I, IV | for other skins, that they may taste the torment. Verily, 89 I, IV | the believers; it~ ~ ./. may be that God will restrain 90 I, IV | guided to a way; these it may be God will pardon, for 91 I, IV | aware.~ ~Ye are not able, it may be, to act equitably to 92 I, IV(2)| This may allude to the time of his 93 I, V | favour upon you; haply ye may give thanks.~ ~[10] Remember 94 I, V | them is grievous woe. They may wish to go forth from the 95 I, V | befall us a reverse.' It may be God will give the victory, 96 I, V | order from Himself, and they may awake repenting of what 97 I, V | you His signs,-haply ye may be grateful.~ ~O ye who 98 I, V | them then that haply ye may prosper. Satan only desires 99 I, V | your lances take, that God may know who fears Him in secret; 100 I, V | thereof in fasting, that he may taste the evil result of 101 I, V | garland; this is that ye may know that God knows what 102 I, V | who have minds! haply ye may prosper.~ ~O ye who believe! 103 I, V | therefrom that our hearts may be at rest, and that we 104 I, V | be at rest, and that we may know that what thou hast 105 I, V | is the truth, and that we may be thereby amongst the witnesses.' 106 I, VI | intercessor; haply they may fear.~ ~Repulse not those 107 I, VI | them by others, that they may say, 'Are these those unto 108 I, VI | that the way of the sinners may be made plain.~ ~Say, 'I 109 I, VI | that your appointed time may be fulfilled; then unto 110 I, VI | the signs, that haply they may discriminate. Thy people 111 I, VI | other discourse; for it may be that Satan may make thee 112 I, VI | for it may be that Satan may make thee forget; but sit 113 I, VI | all, but mind!-haply they may fear.~ ~Leave those who 114 I, VI(1)| gives the form Athar, which may in some measure account 115 I, VI | that the mother of cities 1 may be warned, with those who 116 I, VI | about the signs, that they may say, 'Thou hast studied,' 117 I, VI | hast studied,' and that we may explain to those who know.~ ~ 118 I, VI | than God, for then they may abuse God openly in their 119 I, VI | let them gain what they may gain!~ ~Of other than God 120 I, VI(1)| This word may also be rendered 'before 121 I, VI | their friends that they may wrangle with you; but if 122 I, VI | sinners thereof, that they may use craft therein; but they 123 I, VI | has forbidden you, that ye may not associate aught with 124 I, VI | associate aught with Him, and (may show) kindness to your parents, 125 I, VI | God ordains you, haply ye may understand.'~ ~And draw 126 I, VI | ordained you, haply ye may be mindful. Verily, this 127 I, VI | has ordained you, haply ye may fear!~ ~[155] Then we gave 128 I, VI | then and fear; haply ye may obtain mercy. Lest ye say, ' 129 I, VII | the signs of God, haply ye may remember.~ ~O sons of Adam! 130 I, VII | forth the dead; haply ye may remember.~ ~And the good 131 I, VII | to warn you, and that ye may fear? but haply ye may receive 132 I, VII | ye may fear? but haply ye may receive mercy.'~ ~But they 133 I, VII | of God,~ ~ ./. haply ye may prosper!' They said, 'Hast 134 I, VII | thou come to us that we may worship God alone, and leave 135 I, VII(1)| Sinaitic mountains, and may in all probability have 136 I, VII(1)| worked the sign, I fancy we may recognise in the tradition 137 I, VII | come to us.' Said he, 'It may be that your Lord will destroy 138 I, VII | my Lord! show me,-that I may look on thee!' He said, ' 139 I, VII | follow him that haply ye may be guided.~ ~Amongst Moses' 140 I, VII | your Lord, that haply they may fear.' [165] But when they 141 I, VII | with bad things haply they may return.~ ~But there succeeded 142 I, VII | what is therein; haply ye may fear.'~ ~And when thy Lord 143 I, VII | detail the signs; haply they may return.~ ~Read to them the 144 I, VII | then these tales-haply they may reflect.~ ~Evil is the likeness 145 I, VII | created, and (see that), it may be, their time is already 146 I, VII | and keep silence; haply ye may obtain mercy.~ ~And remember 147 I, VIII | with good things; haply ye may give thanks.~ ~O ye who 148 I, VIII | they be gathered!-that God may distinguish the vile from 149 I, VIII | vile from the good, and may put the vile, some on the 150 I, VIII | sedition, and that the religion may be wholly God's; but if 151 I, VIII | remember God; and haply. ye may prosper! and fear God and 152 I, VIII | their example 1, haply they may remember then.~ ~[60] And 153 I, IX | the idolaters wherever ye may find them; and take them, 154 I, IX | aid him, in order that he may hear the word of God; then 155 I, IX | have no faith, haply they may desist.~ ~Will ye not fight 156 I, IX | and fears only God;-it may be that these will be of 157 I, IX | merchandise which ye fear may be slack, and the dwellings 158 I, IX | averse although idolaters may be!~ ~O ye who believe! 159 I, IX | another year, that they may come to an understanding 160 I, IX | world, and that their souls may pass away while still they 161 I, IX | world, and that their souls may pass away the while they 162 I, IX | another evil action;-haply it may be God will turn again to 163 I, IX | written down to them; that God may reward them with better 164 I, IX | forth, it is only that they may study their religion and 165 I, IX | to them, that haply they may beware.~ ~O ye who believe! 166 I, X | it return again, that He may recompense~ ~ ./. those 167 I, X | for it mansions, that ye may know the number of the years 168 I, X | earth after them, that we may see how ye will act.~ ~But 169 I, X | our fathers at, that there may be for you twain grandeur 170 I, X | world; O our Lord! that they may err from Thy way! O our 171 I, X | harden their hearts that they may not believe until they see 172 I, X(1)| become places in which prayer may be performed.~ ~ ./. 173 I, XI | their breasts, that they may hide from Him? But when 174 I, XI | except for him on whom He may have mercy.' And the wave 175 I, XII | Arabic Qur'ân; haply ye may understand.~ ~We tell thee 176 I, XII | that your father's face may be free for you, and ye 177 I, XII | be free for you, and ye may be, after he is gone, a 178 I, XII | some of the travellers may pick him up, if so ye do.'~ ~ 179 I, XII | Honour his abiding here; it may be he will be of use to 180 I, XII | will be of use to us, or we may adopt him as a son.'~ ~Thus 181 I, XII | and others dry. Haply I may go back to the men, haply 182 I, XII | the men, haply they then may know!'~ ~He said, 'Ye shall 183 I, XII | their packs, haply they may know it when they are come 184 I, XII | their family; haply they may return.'~ ~And when they 185 I, XII | with us our brother that we may get measure, and, verily, 186 I, XII | But patience is fair. It may be that God will give me 187 I, XIII | hand to the water that it may reach his mouth, but it 188 I, XIV(1)| This may, according to the Arab idiom, 189 I, XIV | for men that haply they may be mindful.~ ~And the likeness 190 I, XIV | with fruits, haply they may give thanks.~ ~'O our Lord! 191 I, XIV | covering their faces;-that God may reward each soul according 192 I, XIV | delivered to men that they may be warned thereby, and know 193 I, XIV | that those who have minds may remember.~ ~ ~ ~ 194 I, XVI | subjected the sea, that ye may eat fresh flesh therefrom; 195 I, XVI | through it,-and that ye may search after His grace,- 196 I, XVI | His grace,-and haply ye may give thanks.~ ~[15] And 197 I, XVI | rivers and roads; haply ye may be guided.~ ~And landmarks; 198 I, XVI | that those who misbelieved may know that they are liars.~ ~ 199 I, XVI | to them, and haply they may reflect.~ ~Are those who 200 I, XVI | their Lord.~ ~That they may disbelieve in what we have 201 I, XVI | we have brought them and may enjoy,-but at length they 202 I, XVI | decrepit age; so that he may not know aught that once 203 I, XVI | hands possess 1 that they may share equally therein:-is 204 I, XVI | sight, and hearts,-haply ye may give thanks!~ ~ ./. Do they 205 I, XVI | cattle, houses 1, that ye may find them light, on the 206 I, XVI | towards you,-haply ye yet may be resigned.~ ~But if they 207 I, XVI | admonishes you, haply ye may be mindful!~ ~Fulfil God' 208 II, XVII | utter destruction.'~ ~It may be that thy Lord will have 209 II, XVII | the day visible, that ye may seek after plenty from your 210 II, XVII | from your Lord, and that ye may number the years and the 211 II, XVII | will that be?' Say, 'It may, perhaps, be nigh.'~ ~The 212 II, XVII | for you in the sea that ye may seek after plenty from Him; 213 II, XVII | as an extra service. It may be that thy Lord will raise 214 II, XVII | down on us a book that we may read!'~ ~Say, 'Celebrated 215 II, XVII | Merciful One, whichever ye may call on Him by for His are 216 II, XVIII | forgotten, and say, 'It may be that my Lord will guide 217 II, XVIII | on the morrow its water may be deeply sunk, so that 218 II, XVIII(1)| that it is probable they may have confused him with some 219 II, XVIII | Said he, 'Bring me, that I may pour over it, molten brass 2.'~ ~ 220 II, XIX(1)| expression 'beneath her' may be rendered 'beneath it,' 221 II, XIX(1)| rendered 'beneath it,' and may refer to the palm tree.~ ~ ./. 222 II, XIX | verily, I fear that there may touch thee torment from 223 II, XX | perceive a fire! [10] Haply I may bring you therefrom a brand, 224 II, XX | you therefrom a brand, or may find guidance by the fire 1.' 225 II, XX | appear 2, that every soul may be recompensed for its efforts.~ ~' 226 II, XX(2)| This may be also rendered, 'I almost 227 II, XX | from my tongue 1, that they may understand my speech; [30] 228 II, XX | me in the affair; that we may celebrate Thy praises much 229 II, XX | gentle speech, haply he may be mindful or may fear.'~ ~ 230 II, XX | haply he may be mindful or may fear.'~ ~They two said, ' 231 II, XX | verily, we fear that he may trespass against us, or 232 II, XX | trespass against us, or that he may be outrageous.'~ ~He said, ' 233 II, XX | believe in our Lord, that He may pardon us our sins, and 234 II, XX(2)| blue-eyed.' The word in the text may also mean 'blear-eyed,' 235 II, XX | it the threat,-haply they may fear, or it may cause them 236 II, XX | haply they may fear, or it may cause them to remember.~ ~ 237 II, XXI | roads for paths, haply they may be guided! and we made the 238 II, XXI(1)| death. The word, however, may mean a scroll or register, 239 II, XXI(1)| register, and the passage may be rendered, 'like the rolling 240 II, XXII | shaped or shapeless, that we may explain to you. And we make 241 II, XXII(1)| The word may also be rendered 'sky.'~ ~ ./. 242 II, XXII | every deep pass, that they may witness advantages for them, 243 II, XXII | advantages for them, and may mention the name of God 244 II, XXII | subjected them to you; haply, ye may give thanks!~ ~Their meat 245 II, XXII | subjected them to you that ye may magnify God for guiding 246 II, XXII | been given 'the knowledge' may know that it is the truth 247 II, XXII | truth from thy Lord, and may believe therein, and that 248 II, XXII | therein, and that their hearts may be lowly; for, verily, God 249 II, XXII(1)| verily, their intercession may be hoped for;' at this praise 250 II, XXII | Lord, and do well, haply ye may prosper; and fight strenuously 251 II, XXII | book), that the Apostle may be a witness against you, 252 II, XXII | against you, and that ye may be witnesses against men.~ ~ 253 II, XXIII | send ye me back 2, haply I may do right in that which I 254 II, XXIV | manifest signs; haply ye may be mindful.~ ~The whore 255 II, XXIV | better for you; haply ye may be mindful. And if ye find 256 II, XXIV | that their hidden ornaments may be known 2;-but turn ye 257 II, XXIV | O ye believers! haply ye may prosper.~ ~And marry the 258 II, XXIV | shall be upset;-that God may recompense them for the 259 II, XXIV | obey the Apostle, haply ye may obtain mercy. Do not reckon 260 II, XXIV | you His signs, haply ye may understand.~ ~Only those 261 II, XXV | once 1 . . !'-thus-that we may stablish thy heart therewith, 262 II, XXV(2)| Or it may be rendered, 'slowly and 263 II, XXV | ways amongst them that they may remember; though most men~ ~ ./. 264 II, XXV(2)| 5, line 25; Or the words may be rendered, 'We distribute 265 II, XXV | wives and seed that which may cheer our eyes, and make 266 II, XXVI | me, and I fear that they may kill me 2.' Said He, Not 267 II, XXVI(1)| That he may be my minister.~ ~ 268 II, XXVI | Are ye assembled? Imply we may follow the sorcerers if 269 II, XXVI | take to works that haply ye may be immortal?~ ~[130] 'And 270 II, XXVI(1)| Or, it may be thy going to and fro 271 II, XXVII | burning brand; haply ye may be warmed.' But when he 272 II, XXVII | to do righteousness which may please Thee; and make me 273 II, XXVII | my Lord's grace, that He may try me whether I am grateful 274 II, XXVII | forgiveness of God? Imply ye may obtain mercy.' They said, ' 275 II, XXVII | tell the truth?' Say, 'It may be that there is pressing 276 II, XXVIII | to thee. Kill him not; it may be that he will profit us, 277 II, XXVIII | will profit us, or that we may take him for a son;' for 278 II, XXVIII(2)| according to others, or it may be to everything but the 279 II, XXVIII | of Midian, he said, 'It may be that my Lord will guide 280 II, XXVIII | perceived a fire, haply I may bring you good news therefrom, 281 II, XXVIII | brand of fire that haply ye may be warmed 1.'~ ~[30] And 282 II, XXVIII | for me a tower, haply I may mount up to the God of Moses; 283 II, XXVIII | and a mercy; haply they may be mindful!~ ~Thou wast 284 II, XXVIII | before thee; haply they may be mindful! And lest there 285 II, XXVIII | to reach them, haply they may be mindful!~ ~Those to whom 286 II, XXVIII | 60] Whatever thing ye may be given, it is a provision 287 II, XXVIII | believes and does right, it may be that he will be among 288 II, XXVIII | night and the day, that ye may rest therein, and crave 289 II, XXVIII | crave of His grace, haply ye may give thanks.~ ~And the day 290 II, XXIX | others with Him; that they may disbelieve in our signs; 291 II, XXIX | our signs; and that they may have some enjoyment: but 292 II, XXX | yourselves wives with whom ye may cohabit; He has made between 293 II, XXX | with their Lord, that they may disbelieve in what we have 294 II, XXX | put out to usury that it may increase with the wealth 295 II, XXX | they have done,-haply they may return!~ ~Say, 'Journey 296 II, XXX | spreading couches 1:~ ~That He may reward those who believe 297 II, XXX | His bidding, and that ye may crave of His grace, and 298 II, XXX | His grace, and haply ye may give thanks.~ ~We have sent 299 II, XXXI | the favour of God, that He may show you of His signs? verily, 300 II, XXXII | before thee, haply they may be guided.~ ~God it is who 301 II, XXXII | greater torment 1,-haply they may yet return.~ ~Who is more 302 II, XXXII(2)| This may refer to the alleged meeting 303 II, XXXII(2)| the 'night journey;' or it may be translated, 'the reception 304 II, XXXII(2)| possible, however, that it may mean, 'be not in doubt as 305 II, XXXIII(1)| llâhu 'alâihi wa sallam, 'may God bless and preserve him!' 306 II, XXXIII(1)| preserve him!' is literally, 'may God pray for him and salute 307 II, XXXIII(4)| any other articles that may be required by the company.~ ~ 308 II, XXXIII | unjust and ignorant. That God may torment the hypocritical 309 II, XXXIII | idolatresses; and that God may turn relenting towards the 310 II, XXXIV | perspicuous Book;' and that He may reward those who believe 311 II, XXXIV | them any book which they may study, and we have not sent 312 II, XXXV | cleave through it, that ye may search after His grace, 313 II, XXXV | His grace, and haply ye may give thanks.~ ~He turns 314 II, XXXV | come to naught; that He may pay them their hire, and 315 II, XXXVI | therein, [35] that they may eat from the fruit thereof, 316 II, XXXVI | is behind you, haply ye may obtain mercy 3;' and thou 317 II, XXXVI | they shall have what they may call for. 'Peace!'-a speech 318 II, XXXVI | God, gods that haply they may be helped. [75] They cannot 319 II, XXXVII | rebellious devil, that they may not listen to the exalted 320 II, XXXVIII | sent down to thee that they may consider its verses, and 321 II, XXXVIII | those endowed with minds may be mindful.~ ~And we gave 322 II, XXXIX | serve them save that they may bring us near to God --- ' 323 II, XXXIX | sort of parable, haply they may be mindful. An Arabic Qur' 324 II, XXXIX | crookedness therein; haply they may fear!~ ~[30] God has struck 325 II, XXXIX | those who do well; that God may cover for them their offences 326 II, XXXIX | which they have done, and may reward them with their hire 327 II, XL | for me a tower, haply I may reach the tracts,-the tracts 328 II, XL | the tracts of heaven, and may mount up to the God of Moses, 329 II, XL | taken away before,-that ye may reach an appointed time, 330 II, XL | appointed time, and haply ye may have some sense.~ ~[70] 331 II, XL | for you cattle, that ye may ride on some of them;-and 332 II, XL | advantages;-and that ye may attain thereon a want which 333 II, XLI | foolishly about it, haply ye may gain the upper hand 2.' 334 II, XLI(1)| Or the words may be rendered, 'There is good 335 II, XLIII | therein roads, haply ye may be guided: [10] and who 336 II, XLIII | whereon to ride that ye may settle yourselves on their 337 II, XLIII | others in degrees, that some may take others into subjection; 338 II, XLIV | tongue, that haply they may be mindful. 'Then watch 339 II, XLV | you the sea that the ships may sail thereon at his bidding, 340 II, XLV | his bidding, and that ye may crave of His grace, and 341 II, XLV | grace, and that haply ye may give thanks; and He has 342 II, XLV | for God's days 1, that He may reward a people for that 343 II, XLVI | Lord! stir me up that I may be thankful for thy favours 344 II, XLVI | and my parents; and that I may do right to please Thee; 345 II, XLVI | they have done, so that He may repay them their works, 346 II, XLVII | them-but (it is) that He may try some of you by the others. 347 II, XLVIII | obvious victory! that God may pardon thee thy former and 348 II, XLVIII | former and later sin 1, and may fulfil His favour upon thee, 349 II, XLVIII | right way, and that God may help thee with a mighty 350 II, XLVIII | tidings, and a warner;-that ye may believe in God and His Apostle, 351 II, XLVIII | God and His Apostle, and may aid Him and revere Him and 352 II, XLVIII | forth to spoils that ye may take, 'Let us follow you;' 353 II, XLVIII | s hands from you; and it may be a sign for the believers 354 II, XLVIII | your knowledge-that God may make whomsoever He pleases 355 II, XLVIII(2)| servant is the Apostle.' Or it may be the initial formula which 356 II, XLVIII | sower!-that the misbelievers may be angry at them;-God has 357 II, XLIX | brethren and fear God, haply ye may obtain mercy!~ ~O ye who 358 II, XLIX | races and tribes that ye may know each other.~ ~Verily, 359 II, L(4)| place from which all men may hear; generally supposed 360 II, LI | created pairs, haply ye may be mindful.~ ~[50] Flee 361 II, LI | and mankind save that they may worship me.~ ~I do not desire 362 II, LII(2)| heaven, upon which they may stand and listen to the 363 II, LIII | time, by the lote tree none may pass; [15] near which is 364 II, LIII | is in the earth, that He may reward those who do evil 365 II, LIII | what they have done; and may reward those who do good 366 II, LVII | believe, 'Wait for us that we may kindle at your light.' It 367 II, LVII | you the signs; haply ye may have some sense!~ ~Verily, 368 II, LVII | easy unto God.~ ~That ye may not vex yourselves for what 369 II, LVII | That the people of the Book may know that they cannot control 370 II, LVIII | poor folk. That is that ye may believe in God and His Apostle; 371 II, LVIII | and those who do believe may grieve: it cannot hurt them 372 II, LIX | out for men; haply they may reflect!~ ~He is God than 373 II, LXI | averse although the idolaters may be.~ ~[10] O ye who believe! 374 II, LXII | remember God much; haply ye may prosper!~ ~But when they 375 II, LXIII | God, in order that they may desert him!'-but God's are 376 II, LXV | knowest not whether haply God may cause something fresh to 377 II, LXV(2)| I.e. whether God may not reconcile them again.~ ~ ./. 378 II, LXV | descends between them, that ye may know that God is mighty 379 II, LXVI | will back him up.~ ~'[5] It may be that his Lord if he divorce 380 II, LXVI | with sincere repentance; it may be that thy Lord will cover 381 II, LXVIII | outrageous! Haply our Lord may give us instead a better 382 II, LXVIII | are surely to have what ye may choose?~ ~Or have ye oaths 383 II, LXVIII | are surely to have what ye may judge?~ ~[40] Ask them, 384 II, LXX(2)| ascend to heaven; or the word may refer to the various degrees 385 II, LXXI | the earth a carpet that ye may walk therein in broad paths."'~ ~[ 386 II, LXXII | him a guard!'~ ~That He may know that they have delivered 387 II, LXXIV | wealth 1, and sons that he may look upon, and for whom 388 II, LXXIV | he reflected and planned! May he be killed,-how he planned! [ 389 II, LXXIV | he planned! [20] Again, may he be killed,-how he planned! 390 II, LXXIV | have been given the Book may be certain, and that those 391 II, LXXIV | and that those who believe may be increased in faith; and 392 II, LXXIV | the Book and the believers may not doubt; and that those 393 II, LXXIV | sickness, and the misbelievers may say, 'What does God mean 394 II, LXXVII | This is the day when they may not speak,-when they are 395 II, LXXIX | purify thyself, and that I may guide thee to thy Lord, 396 II, LXXX | thee know whether haply he may be purified? or may be mindful 397 II, LXXX | haply he may be purified? or may be mindful and the reminder 398 II, LXXX | noble, righteous scribes!~ ~May man be killed! how ungrateful