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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | Mount Marwâ.~ ~The last two were such favourite objects 2 I | was the most powerful.~ ~Two fallen angels, Hârût and 3 I | s grandfather, appointed two caravans, one in winter 4 I | his death, which happened two years later, left him to 5 I | marriage, four girls and two boys; both of the latter 6 I | revelation was called, lasted for two and a half or three years.~ ~ 7 I | converts to the new faith were two young men, Zobeir and Sa' 8 I | he added, 'They are the two high-soaring cranes, and, 9 I | enemy of El Islâm.~ ~For two years the Hâsimîs lay under 10 I | actual starvation. During the two weary years of suffering 11 I | to clear her character 1. Two other women were presently 12 I | unexpected sup-port in the two tribes of El 'Aus and El ' 13 I | hovered o'er! until he was two bows' length off or nigher 14 I | house of the latter, and the two hid themselves in a cavern 15 I | trembling, said, 'We are but two.' 'Nay,' said Mohammed, ' 16 I | means an easy task. The two tribes of El 'Aus and El ' 17 I | rising up between these two classes, each of the Meccan 18 I | on the road between the two cities. The Muslims were 19 I | sent amongst other presents two slave girls, one of whom, 20 I | pilgrimage took place. With two thousand followers the prophet 21 I | strengthened by the accession of two influential personages, ' 22 I | numerous border tribes.~ ~Two years after the truce of ' 23 I | sudden conversion of the two hitherto irreconcilable 24 I | scarcely hesitate between the two systems, unless, as in the 25 I | Manichæan theory that the two principles of light and 26 I | It follows then that the two sentences would be necessarily 27 I | resolve themselves into two great classes, those revealed 28 I | falls naturally into these two classes, which represent, 29 I | of this House,' for the two trading caravans they yearly 30 I | îl, the angel of death.~ ~Two angels are appointed to 31 I | Munkir and Nakîr are the two angels who preside at 'the 32 I | return from Tâ'if 1.~ ~The two classes of beings, human 33 I | called ETH-THagalân, 'the two weighty matters,' or el ' 34 I | sanctity.' This consists of two wrappers without seams, 35 I | in structure between the two languages would allow, and 36 I | hesitating. Story of the two sons of Adam: the crow shows 37 I | hesitating. Story of the two sons of Adam: the crow shows 38 I | faithful servant. Israel's two sins and their punishment. 39 I | hasty. Night and day are two signs. Every man's augury 40 I | the Merciful One are not two gods, for God has no partner.~ ~ 41 I | at the confluence of the two seas: they meet a strange 42 I | dispute, others waver between two opinions. The most desperate 43 I | rain. He lets loose the two seas, but places a barrier 44 I | flees to Midian: helps the two maidens to draw water: serves 45 I | Moses and the Qur'ân as two impostures. Those who have 46 I | proposed to David by~ ~ ./. the two antagonists. David exhorted 47 I | s proximity to him: the two recording angels: death 48 I | Place of origin doubtful.)~ ~Two families of the Arabs rebuked 49 I | God for the trade of their two yearly caravans.~ ~CVII. 50 I, II(3)| which give their names to two of the chapters of the Qur' 51 I, II | of middle age between the two; so do as ye are bid.' [ 52 I, II | none but God, and to your two parents show kindness, and 53 I, II | has been revealed to the two angels at Babylon, Hârût 54 I, II(2)| Two angels who having fallen 55 I, II(3)| used the first of these two words derisively. In Arabic 56 I, II | Ishmael, saying, 'Do ye two cleanse my house for those 57 I, II(2)| Two mountains near Mecca, where 58 I, II(2)| mountains near Mecca, where two idols used to stand.~ ~ 59 I, II | but whoso hastens off in two days, it is no sin to him, 60 I, II | must suckle their children two whole years for one who 61 I, II | faithfully, and let them call two witnesses out from amongst 62 I, II | men; or if there be not two men, then a man and two 63 I, II | two men, then a man and two women, from those whom he 64 I, II | witnesses, so that if one of the two should err, the second of 65 I, II | should err, the second of the two may remind the other; and 66 I, III | Ye have had a sign in the two parties who met; one party 67 I, III(1)| ancient rivalry between the two tribes of El Aus and El ' 68 I, III | both hears and knows;-when two companies of you were on 69 I, III(1)| a severe check, and lost two teeth by a shot from an 70 I, III | backs on that day when the two armies met, it was but Satan 71 I, III | befel you the day when the two armies met, it was by God' 72 I, IV | the like of the portion of two females, and if there be 73 I, IV | if there be women above two, then let them have two-thirds 74 I, IV | then let each of these two have a sixth; but if they 75 I, IV | them a way.~ ~[20] And if two of you commit it, then hurt 76 I, IV(2)| text, however, speaks of two of the masculine gender. 77 I, IV | form a connexion between two sisters,-except bygones,- 78 I, IV | fear a breach between the two 1, then send a judge from 79 I, IV | discourse?~ ~[90] Why are ye two parties about the hypocrites, 80 I, IV | means, then let him fast for two consecutive months-a penance 81 I, IV | few; wavering between the two, neither to these nor yet 82 I, IV | midway course between the two:' [150] these are the misbelievers, 83 I, IV | no son. But if there be two sisters, let them both have 84 I, IV | sisters, let them both have two thirds of what he leaves; 85 I, IV | have like the portion of two females. God makes this 86 I, V | and what is between the two; He createth what He will, 87 I, V | and what is between the two, and unto Him the journey 88 I, V | will enter in.' Then said two men of those who fear,-God 89 I, V | to them the story of the two sons of Adam; truly when 90 I, V | killed, in sheep-of which two equitable persons amongst 91 I, V | persons from amongst you; or two others from some other folk, 92 I, V | imputation of sin, then let two others stand up in their 93 I, V | imputation, the nearest two in kin, and they shall both 94 I, V | than the testimony of those two, and we have not transgressed, 95 I, V | take me and my mother for two gods, beside God?' He said, ' 96 I, VI(2)| Light and Darkness were two co-eternal principles.~ ~ 97 I, VI | to do? Which then of the two sects is worthier of belief, 98 I, VI | and the sun and the moon two reckonings-that is the decree 99 I, VI | Eight pairs,-of sheep two, and of goats two; say, ' 100 I, VI | sheep two, and of goats two; say, 'Are the two males 101 I, VI | goats two; say, 'Are the two males unlawful, or the two 102 I, VI | two males unlawful, or the two females, or what the wombs 103 I, VI | or what the wombs of the two females contain? inform 104 I, VI | truth.' [145] And of camels two, and cows two; say, 'Are 105 I, VI | of camels two, and cows two; say, 'Are the two males 106 I, VI | cows two; say, 'Are the two males unlawful, or the two 107 I, VI | two males unlawful, or the two females, or what the wombs 108 I, VI | or what the wombs of the two females contain? Were ye 109 I, VI | Book was only sent down to two sects before us; verily, 110 I, VII | disbelieve!'~ ~And betwixt the two there is a veil, and on 111 I, VII(2)| the works of Ptolemy, were two tribes of the ancient Arabs, 112 I, VIII | promised you that one of the two troops should be yours, 113 I, VIII | discrimination,-the day when the two parties met; and God is 114 I, VIII | neighbour!' and when the two troops came in sight of 115 I, VIII | men, they shall conquer two hundred; if there be of 116 I, VIII | hundred, they will conquer two hundred; and if there be 117 I, VIII | thousand, they will conquer two thousand, by the permission 118 I, IX(1)| twelve thousand men, and two tribes of idolatrous Arabs. 119 I, IX | him forth the second of two 2. When they twain were 120 I, IX | us aught but one of the two best things 2?' we too await 121 I, IX(1)| The Mosque of Qubâ', about two miles from Medînah, the 122 I, X | answered; be upright then, ye two, and follow not the path 123 I, XI | dwell therein for aye. The two parties' likeness is as 124 I, XI | and the hearing shall they two be equal in likeness? will 125 I, XI | Load therein of every kind two, and likewise thy family,- 126 I, XI | steadfast in prayer at the two ends of the day, and the ( 127 I, XII | He fulfilled it upon thy two forefathers before thee, 128 I, XII | entered the prison with him two young men. Said one of them, ' 129 I, XII | thought would escape of those two, 'Remember me with thy lord!' 130 I, XIII | fruit has He placed therein two kinds. He makes the night 131 I, XVI | And God says, 'Take not to two gods; God is only one; me 132 I, XVI | has struck out a parable: two men, one of them dumb, able 133 II, XVII(4)| second Persian invasion. The two sins committed by the Jews, 134 II, XVII | for the first (sin) of the two came, we sent over them 135 II, XVII | made the night and the day two signs; and we blot out the 136 II, XVII(1)| hmân (the Merciful One) two separate deities. The various 137 II, XVIII | might know which of the two crews 2 could best calculate 138 II, XVIII | out for them a parable: Two men, for one of whom we 139 II, XVIII | for one of whom we made two gardens of grapes, and surrounded 140 II, XVIII | and put corn between the two. Each of the two gardens 141 II, XVIII | between the two. Each of the two gardens brought forth its 142 II, XVIII | reach the confluence of the two seas, or else I will go 143 II, XVIII | reached the confluence of the two 2 they forgot their fish, 144 II, XVIII | the wall, it belonged to two orphan youths in the city, 145 II, XVIII(3)| find him by a rock where two seas met, and where he should 146 II, XVIII(1)| Literally, 'the two horned;' this personage 147 II, XVIII | reached the point between the two mountains, he found below 148 II, XVIII | up the space between the two mountain sides.' Said he, ' 149 II, XVIII(2)| the opening between the two mountains, fusing this into 150 II, XIX | and of what is between the two; then serve Him and persevere 151 II, XIX | who believe, Which of the two parties is best placed and 152 II, XX | and what is between the two, and what is beneath the 153 II, XX(2)| like many words in Arabic, two meanings directly opposite 154 II, XX | mindful or may fear.'~ ~They two said, 'Our Lord! verily, 155 II, XX | These twain are certainly two magicians, who wish to turn 156 II, XXI | and what is between the two in play. Had we wished to 157 II, XXII | pleases.~ ~[20] These are two disputants 1 who dispute 158 II, XXII(1)| mouth to add, 'they are the two high-soaring cranes, and, 159 II, XXIII | conduct into it of every kind two, with thy family, except 160 II, XXIII | said, 'Shall we believe two mortals like ourselves, 161 II, XXIV(2)| family, and the murder of his two sons Hasan and Husein; the 162 II, XXIV | them one that walks upon two feet, and of them one that 163 II, XXV | is who has let loose the two seas, this one sweet and 164 II, XXV | their stand between the two; and who call not upon another 165 II, XXVI | and what is between the two, if ye are but sure.'~ ~ 166 II, XXVI | and of what is between the two, if ye had but sense!'~ ~ 167 II, XXVI | them at dawn; and when the two hosts saw each other, Moses' 168 II, XXVII | but behold, they were two parties who contended!~ ~ 169 II, XXVII | and placed between the two seas a barrier; is there 170 II, XXVIII | heedless, and he found therein two men fighting; the one of 171 II, XXVIII | And he found beside them two women keeping back their 172 II, XXVIII | 25] And one of the two came to him walking modestly; 173 II, XXVIII | and me; whichever of the two terms I fulfil, let there 174 II, XXVIII | through dread; for those are two signs from thy Lord to Pharaoh 175 II, XXVIII | reach you in our signs; ye two and those who follow you 176 II, XXVIII | given before?-they say, 'Two works of sorcery 1 back 177 II, XXX | and what is between the two except in truth, and for 178 II, XXX | shall they be parted into two bands.~ ~He who misbelieves, 179 II, XXXI | heard them not,-as if in his two ears were dulness. But give 180 II, XXXI | weakness; and his weaning is in two years; - 'Be thankful to 181 II, XXXI | are some who halt between two opinions. But none gainsays 182 II, XXXII | and what is between the two in six days; then He made 183 II, XXXII(2)| divided in opinion as to these two interpretations. It is quite 184 II, XXXIII | has not made for any man two hearts in his inside; nor 185 II, XXXIII(1)| defend it with 3,000 men. The two forces remained for nearly 186 II, XXXIII(2)| Sarah CXI, are the only two persons of Mohammed's acquaintance 187 II, XXXIV | their dwellings a sign; two gardens, on the right hand 188 II, XXXIV | we changed for them their two gardens into two gardens 189 II, XXXIV | them their two gardens into two gardens that grew bitter 190 II, XXXV | is easy unto God.~ ~The two seas are not equal: one 191 II, XXXVI | apostles; when we sent those two and they called them both 192 II, XXXVI(1)| legend is that Jesus sent two of His disciples to the 193 II, XXXVII | and what is between the two, and the Lord of the sunrises!'~ ~ 194 II, XXXVIII | and what is between the two?-then let them climb up 195 II, XXXVIII | said, 'Fear not, we are two antagonists; one of us has 196 II, XXXVIII | and what is between the two, in vain. That is what those 197 II, XXXVIII | and what is between the two, the mighty, the forgiving!'~ ~ 198 II, XXXVIII | what I have created with my two hands? art thou too big 199 II, XLI | who created the earth in two days, and do ye make peers 200 II, XLI | to the earth, 'Come, ye two, whether ye will or no!' 201 II, XLI | decreed them seven heavens in two days, and inspired every 202 II, XLIII | down to a man great in the two cities. . . . 1.'~ ~Is it 203 II, XLIII | were the distance of the two orients 1, for an evil mate ( 204 II, XLIII(1)| understand it between the two solstices.~ ~ ./. 205 II, XLIV | and what is between the two, if ye were but sure. There 206 II, XLIV | and what is between the two in sport: we did but create 207 II, XLVI | and what is between the two in truth and for an appointed 208 II, XLIX(1)| Two of the Arabs wishing to 209 II, XLIX | knowing, wise.~ ~And if the two parties of the believers 210 II, XLIX | make peace between your two brethren and fear God, haply 211 II, L | jugular vein!~ ~When the two meeters meet 1, sitting 212 II, L(1)| The two recording angels, who accompany 213 II, L | and what is between the two in six days, and no weariness 214 II, L(3)| Two sigdahs used at the evening 215 II, LIII | hovered o'er! until he was two bows' length off or nigher 216 II, LV | twain deny?~ The Lord of the two easts 2 and the Lord of 217 II, LV | easts 2 and the Lord of the two wests!~ ~ ./. Then which 218 II, LV | deny?~ He has let loose the two seas that meet together;~ [ 219 II, LV | at leisure for you, O ye two weighty ones 2!~ Then which 220 II, LV | each are, of every fruit, two kinds.~ Then which of your 221 II, LV | brocade,~ and the fruit of the two gardens within reach to 222 II, LV | ye . twain deny?~ In each two gushing springs.~ Then which 223 II, LVII | Apostle: He will give you two portions of His mercy, and 224 II, LVIII | means):-then a fast for two months consecutively, before 225 II, LXVI | of Lot; they were under two of our righteous servants, 226 II, LXXI | My Lord! pardon me and my two parents, and whomsoever 227 II, LXXVIII | when man shall see what his two hands have sent forward; 228 II, XC | Have we not made for him two eyes and a tongue, and two 229 II, XC | two eyes and a tongue, and two lips? [10] and guided him 230 II, XC | 10] and guided him in the two highways? but he will not 231 II, CXI | compassionate God.~ Abu Laheb's two hands shall perish, and