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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | himself from the gaze of evil spirits.~ ~As he lay there 2 I | for 'one possessed with an evil spirit,' or for 'an infatuated 3 I | fire and are both good and evil, the latter being generally 4 I | avoiding the ascription of evil as well as good to God. 5 I | be rewarded tenfold, but evil works only by the same amount. 6 I | glad tidings. Man prays for evil and is hasty. Night and 7 I | Precept to return good for evil. Refuge to be sought with 8 I | seeks refuge in God from evil influences.~ ~CXIV. THE 9 I | God from the devil and his evil suggestions.~ ~ ~ ~ ./. 10 I, II | is said to them, 'Do not evil in the earth,' they say, ' 11 I, II | ordered to be joined, and do evil in the earth;-these it is 12 I, II | therein one who will do evil therein and shed blood? [ 13 I, II | who sought to wreak you evil and woe, slaughtering your 14 I, II | 75] Yea! whoso gains an evil gain, and is encompassed 15 I, II | their unbelief 1. Say, 'An evil thing is it which your belief 16 I, II | torment of the fire, an evil journey will it be.'~ ~ ./. 17 I, II | foe. He does but bid you evil and sin, and that ye should 18 I, II | strives upon the earth to do evil therein, and~ ~ ./. to destroy 19 I, II | stock; verily, God loves not evil doing. And when it is said 20 I, II | enough for him! surely an evil couch is that.~ ~And there 21 I, II | will expiate for you your evil deeds; for God of what ye 22 I, III | and what it has done of evil, it would fain that there 23 I, III | their resort is fire, and evil is the resort of the unjust.~ ~[ 24 I, III | whose resort is hell? An evil journey shall it be! These 25 I, III | favour from God and grace; no evil touched them; they followed 26 I, III | therewith a little price,-but evil is what they buy.~ ~[185] 27 I, III | their resort is Hell; an evil couch shall it be. But those 28 I, IV | again towards those who do evil through ignorance and then 29 I, IV | is not for those who do evil, until, when death comes 30 I, IV | abominable and hateful, and an evil way; unlawful for you are 31 I, IV | has Satan for his mate, an evil mate has he.~ ~What harm 32 I, IV | 110] Yet whoso does evil and wrongs himself, and 33 I, IV | of the Book. He who doeth evil shall be recompensed therewith, 34 I, IV | God loves not publicity of evil speech, unless one has been 35 I, IV | good or hide it, or pardon evil, verily, God is pardoning 36 I, V | eating unlawful things,-evil is it that they have done. 37 I, V | eating unlawful things,-evil is what they have performed.~ ~ 38 I, V | from the wrong they did; evil is that which they did. 39 I, V | disbelieve for their patrons; evil is that which their souls 40 I, V | fasting, that he may taste the evil result of his deed. God 41 I, VI(4)| By good or evil works.~ ~ ./. 42 I, VI | burdens on their backs, evil is what they bear.~ ~The 43 I, VI | verily, he of you who does evil in ignorance, and then turns 44 I, VI | reach to their associates;-evil is it what they judge 2.~ ~ 45 I, VI | turn from our signs with an evil punishment for that they 46 I, VI(1)| recompense of other than persons' evil actions.~ ~ ./. 47 I, VII(2)| whatever portion of good or evil is written for them in the 48 I, VII | transgressors. And do not evil in the earth after it has 49 I, VII | and touch her not with evil, or there will overtake 50 I, VII | gifts to men, and do not evil in the earth after it has 51 I, VII | give them, in exchange for evil, good, until they increased 52 I, VII | Moses and his people to do evil in the land, and to leave 53 I, VII | and if there befel them an evil, they took the augury from 54 I, VII | s people who wrought you evil woe, killing your sons, 55 I, VII | angry and grieved, he said, 'Evil is it that ye have done 56 I, VII | good, and making unlawful evil things; and setting down 57 I, VII | saved those who forbade evil, but we overtook those who 58 I, VII | did wrong with punishment;-evil was the abomination that 59 I, VII | those who should wreak them evil torment; verily, thy Lord 60 I, VII | tales-haply they may reflect.~ ~Evil is the likeness of a people 61 I, VII | that is good, nor would evil touch me; I am but a warner 62 I, VII(1)| I.e. if an evil suggestion occurs to them, 63 I, IX | Seemly to them are their evil works, but God guides not 64 I, IX | against them shall a turn of evil fortune be; for God both 65 I, IX | righteous action another evil action;-haply it may be 66 I, X | earned ill, the reward of evil is the like thereof; abasement 67 I, X | and wert of those who do evil; but to-day we will save 68 I, XI | have attacked thee with evil.' Said he, 'Verily, I call 69 I, XI | and touch her not with evil, or there will catch you 70 I, XI | before that they used to work evil. He said, 'O my people! 71 I, XI | water 1 at the Fire,-an evil watering-place to water 72 I, XI | on the resurrection day evil shall be the aid they are 73 I, XI | Verily, good works remove evil works;-that is a reminder 74 I, XII | his Lord; thus did we turn evil and fornication from him; 75 I, XII | recompense of him who wishes evil for thy family, but that 76 I, XII | the soul is very urgent to evil, save what my Lord has had 77 I, XII | Ye knew we came not to do evil in the land, and that we 78 I, XIII | wish thee to hasten on the evil rather~ ~ ./. than the good; 79 I, XIII | themselves And when God wishes evil to a people there is no 80 I, XIII | ransom; these shall have an evil reckoning up! and their 81 I, XIII | their resort is hell,-an evil couch shall it be!~ ~Is 82 I, XIII | their Lord and fear the evil reckoning up; and those 83 I, XIII | and openly, and ward off evil with good,-these shall have 84 I, XIII | to be joined, and who do evil in the earth, these-upon 85 I, XIII | God, and for them is an evil abode.~ ~God extends his 86 I, XIV | who sought to wreak you evil woe, slaughtering your sons 87 I, XVI | Verily, disgrace to-day, and evil are upon the misbelievers!'~ ~[ 88 I, XVI | peace: 'We have done no evil.' - 'Yea! verily, God knows 89 I, XVI | wronged.~ ~ ./. And the evil which they had done befel 90 I, XVI | those who were so crafty in evil sure that God will not cleave 91 I, XVI | from the people, for the evil tidings he has heard;-is 92 I, XVI | bury it in the dust?-aye! evil is it that they judge!~ ~ 93 I, XVI | life is a similitude of evil: but for God is the loftiest 94 I, XVI | and ye~ ~ ./. taste of evil for that ye turned folks 95 I, XVI | Lord to those who have done evil in ignorance and then repented 96 II, XVII | Book, 'Ye shall verily do evil in the earth twice 4, and 97 II, XVII | mighty woe.~ ~Man prays for evil as he prays for good; and 98 II, XVII | ever an abomination, and evil is the way thereof.~ ~[35] 99 II, XVII | 40] All this is ever evil in the sight of your Lord 100 II, XVII | retires aside, but when evil touches him he is ever in 101 II, XVIII | faces:-an ill drink and an evil couch!~ ~Verily, those who 102 II, XVIII | Yâgûg and Mâgûg 1 are doing evil in the land. Shall we then 103 II, XX | them to bear for aye, and evil for them on the resurrection 104 II, XXI | we will test them with evil and with good, as a trial; 105 II, XXII | those who misbelieve? an evil journey shall it be!'~ ~ 106 II, XXIII | unjust people.'~ ~Repel evil by what is better 1. We 107 II, XXIII(1)| I.e. by doing good for evil, provided that the cause 108 II, XXIII(1)| To our evil ways.~ ~ 109 II, XXIV | you,-reckon it not as an evil for you, nay, it is good 110 II, XXV | which were rained on with an evil rain; have they not seen 111 II, XXV | persistent; verily, they are evil as an abode and a station.'~ ~ 112 II, XXV | those, God will change their evil deeds to good, for God is 113 II, XXVI | the extravagant, who do evil in the earth and do not 114 II, XXVI | but touch her not with evil, or there will seize you 115 II, XXVI | down upon them a rain; and evil was the rain of those who 116 II, XXVII | are they who shall have an evil torment, and they in the 117 II, XXVII | then substitute good for evil; for, verily, I am forgiving, 118 II, XXVII | people! why do ye hasten on evil acts before good deeds? 119 II, XXVII | down upon them rain, and evil was the rain of those who 120 II, XXVII | upon Him and removes the evil; and makes you successors 121 II, XXVII | but those who bring an evil deed shall be thrown down 122 II, XXVIII | were patient, and repelled evil with good, and of what we 123 II, XXVIII | good to thee; and seek not evil doing in the earth; verily, 124 II, XXVIII | in the earth, nor to do evil, and the end is for the 125 II, XXVIII | it; and he who brings an evil deed-those who do evil deeds 126 II, XXVIII | an evil deed-those who do evil deeds shall only be rewarded 127 II, XXIX | the liars. Do those who do evil reckon that they can outstrip 128 II, XXIX | that they can outstrip us? evil is it that they judge.~ ~ 129 II, XXIX | against a people who do evil!'~ ~[30] And when our messengers 130 II, XXX | themselves they wronged!~ ~Then evil was the end of those who 131 II, XXX | the end of those who did evil, in that they said the signs 132 II, XXX | and if there befall them evil for what their hands have 133 II, XXXIII | from God, if He wish you evil, or wish you mercy?' but 134 II, XXXV | hire.~ ~What! is he whose evil act is made seemly for him, 135 II, XXXV | takes up; and those who plot evil deeds, for them is keen 136 II, XXXV | the earth, and in plotting evil; but the plotting of evil 137 II, XXXV | evil; but the plotting of evil only entangles those who 138 II, XXXVIII | right like those who do evil in the earth? or shall we 139 II, XXXVIII | the rebellious is there an evil resort,-hell; they shall 140 II, XXXIX | with his own face from the evil torment on the resurrection 141 II, XXXIX | themselves therewith from the evil of the torment on the resurrection 142 II, XXXIX | and there befel them the evil deeds of what they had earned: 143 II, XXXIX | shall befall them too the evil deeds of what they had earned, 144 II, XXXIX | into their safe place; no evil shall touch them, nor shall 145 II, XL | wise! and guard them from evil deeds, for he whom thou 146 II, XL | whom thou shalt guard from evil deeds on that day, thou 147 II, XL | religion, or that he will cause evil doing to appear in the land.'~ ~ 148 II, XL | 40] And thus was his evil deed made seemly to Pharaoh, 149 II, XL | of stability! Whoso does evil, he shall only be recompensed 150 II, XL | there closed in upon Pharaoh evil woe.~ ~The fire-they shall 151 II, XL | curse, and for them is an evil abode.~ ~And we did give 152 II, XL | dwell therein for aye; for evil is the resort of those who 153 II, XLI | those resigned?'~ ~Good and evil shall not be deemed alike; 154 II, XLI | be deemed alike; repel (evil) with what is best, and 155 II, XLI | his soul, and whoso does evil it is against it, for thy 156 II, XLI | praying for good, but if evil touch him, then he is despairing 157 II, XLI | and goes aside; but when evil touches him he is one of 158 II, XLII | For the recompence of evil is evil like unto it; but 159 II, XLII | the recompence of evil is evil like unto it; but he who 160 II, XLII | if there befall them an evil for what their hands have 161 II, XLIII | the two orients 1, for an evil mate (art thou)!' But it 162 II, XLV | soul, and whosoever does evil it is against it; then unto 163 II, XLV | 20] Do those who commit evil deeds count that we will 164 II, XLVII | from his Lord like him, the evil of whose works is made seemly 165 II, XLVII | had turned back, have done evil in the land and severed 166 II, XLVIII | men and women, who think evil thoughts of God;-over them 167 II, XLVIII | over them is a turn of evil fortune, and God will be 168 II, XLVIII | prepared for them hell, and an evil journey shall it be!~ ~God' 169 II, XLVIII | your hearts! and ye thought evil thoughts, and ye were a 170 II, LIII | may reward those who do evil for what they have done; 171 II, LVIII | severe torment; verily, evil is it they have done!~ ~ 172 II, LIX | recently 1; they tasted the evil result of their affair, 173 II, LX | hands and their tongues for evil, and would fain that ye 174 II, LXIII | turn folks from God's way:-evil is that which they have 175 II, LXIV | misbelieved before, and tasted the evil result of their affair, 176 II, LXIV | dwell therein for aye! and evil shall the journey be!~ ~ 177 II, LXV | torment!~ ~And they tasted the evil results of their conduct; 178 II, LXVI | their resort is hell, and an evil journey shall it be!~ ~[ 179 II, LXVII | torment of hell, and an evil journey shall it be!~ ~When 180 II, LXX | nature rash 2! [20] when evil touches him, very impatient; 181 II, LXXII | verily, we know not whether evil be meant for those who are 182 II, LXXVI | vows, and fear a day, the evil~ ~ ./. which shall fly abroad, 183 II, LXXVI | will guard them from the evil of that day and will cast 184 II, XCIX | the weight of an atom of evil shall see it!~ ~ 185 II, CXIII | of the daybreak, from the evil of what He has created; 186 II, CXIII | has created; and from the evil of the night when it cometh 187 II, CXIII | cometh on 3; and from the evil of the blowers upon knots 4; [ 188 II, CXIII | knots 4; [5] and from the evil of the envious when he envies.'~ ~ ./. 189 II, CXIV | the God of men, from the evil of the whisperer 1, who