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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | of a small Arabian town bring about results of such magnitude 2 I | unto our servant, then bring a chapter like it . . . 3 I | thee to forget, we will bring a better one than it, or 4 I | and steady purpose is to bring his hearers to a belief 5 I | truth of his mission would bring on his fellow-citizens the 6 I | false gods together cannot bring ten such sûrahs. Misbelievers 7 I | cast him in the pit, and bring home his shirt covered with ' 8 I | and he requires them to bring their youngest brother as 9 I | sends them back again to bring him news. Joseph discovers 10 I | and children: none could bring a sign without God's permission: 11 I | The Qur'ân revealed to bring men from darkness into light. 12 I | mockingly ask Mohammed to bring down angels to punish them. 13 I, II | revealed unto our servant, then bring a chapter like it, and call 14 I, II | food; pray then thy Lord to bring forth for us of what the 15 I, II | to forget, we will bring a better one than it, or 16 I, II | their faith. Say thou, 'Bring your proofs, if ye be speaking 17 I, II | 140] And if thou shouldst bring to those who have been given 18 I, II | wherever ye are God will bring you all together 2; verily, 19 I, II | until the pilgrimage 2 (bring) what is easiest as a gift. 20 I, II | cannot find (anything to bring), then let him fast three 21 I, II | patrons are Tâghût, these bring them forth from light to 22 I, II | from the east, do thou then bring it from the west?' And he 23 I, II | it; but if ye hide it and bring it to the poor, then is 24 I, II | do not write it down; but bring witnesses to what ye. sell 25 I, III | turn day to night, and dost bring forth the living from the 26 I, III | and lepers; and I will bring the dead to life by God' 27 I, III | law was revealed. Say, 'Bring the law and recite it, if 28 I, III | and he who cheats shall bring what he has cheated on the 29 I, III | the righteous. Lord! and bring us what Thou hast promised 30 I, IV | work, He will double it and bring from Himself a mighty hire.~ ~[ 31 I, IV | 45] How then when we bring from every nation a witness, 32 I, IV | every nation a witness, and bring thee as a witness against 33 I, IV | children, who say, 'Lord, bring us out of this town 1 of 34 I, IV | pass away, O men! and can bring others;-God is able to do 35 I, IV | the Book will ask thee to bring down for them a book from 36 I, V | from his religion-God will bring (instead) a people 2 whom 37 I, V | permission; and when thou didst bring forth the dead by my permission; 38 I, VI | ladder up into the sky, to bring them a sign-but if God pleased 39 I, VI | if God pleased He would bring them all to guidance, be 40 I, VI | hearts-who is god but God to bring you it again?'~ ~Say, 'Look 41 I, VI | all? and who says, 'I will bring down the like of what God 42 I, VI | the heavens water; and we bring forth therewith growths 43 I, VI | growths of everything; and we bring forth therefrom green things, 44 I, VI | green things, wherefrom we bring forth grain in full ear; 45 I, VI | whene'er it fruits, and bring the dues thereof on the 46 I, VI | ye any knowledge? if so, bring it forth to us: ye only 47 I, VII | back an hour, nor can they bring it on.~ ~O sons of Adam! 48 I, VII | down thereon water, and bring forth therewith every kind 49 I, VII | kind of fruit;-thus do we bring forth the dead; haply ye 50 I, VII | fathers used to worship? then bring us what thou dost threaten 51 I, VII | Lord and said, 'O Zâli'h! bring us what thou didst threaten 52 I, VII | hast come with a sign, then bring it, if thou art of those 53 I, VII | the cities to collect and bring you every knowing magician.' [ 54 I, VII | said, 'Whatever thou dost bring us as a sign to enchant 55 I, VII | signs are lies, we will bring them down by degrees from 56 I, VII | desist.~ ~Shouldst Thou not bring them a sign 2 they say, 57 I, VIII | us stones from heaven or bring us grievous woe!'~ ~But 58 I, IX | enough for us! God will bring us of His grace, and so 59 I, IX | Mock ye! verily, God will bring forth that of which ye are 60 I, IX | treaty with God, that 'If He bring us of His grace, we will 61 I, IX | have earned!~ ~But if God bring thee back to a sect of them, 62 I, X | not for our meeting say, 'Bring a Qur'ân other than this; 63 I, X | devised it?' say then, 'Bring a sûrah like it,-and call, 64 I, X | delay it for an hour or bring it on.'~ ~Say, 'Let us see 65 I, X | what will the sinners fain bring on thereof? And when it 66 I, X | now!-And yet ye wish to bring it on! Then shall it be 67 I, X | 80] And Pharaoh said, 'Bring me every knowing sorcerer;' 68 I, XI | hath devised it;' say, 'Bring ten sûrahs like it devised; 69 I, XI | multiplied wranglings with us; bring us then what thou hast threatened 70 I, XI | Said he, 'God will only bring it on you if He pleases, 71 I, XI | it!' nor did he delay to bring the roasted calf. But when 72 I, XII | 50] Then said the king, 'Bring him to me.'~ ~And when the 73 I, XII | And the king said, 'Bring him to me. I will take him 74 I, XII | their equipment he said, 'Bring me a brother that ye have 75 I, XII | entertainers? [60] But if ye bring him not to me, no measure 76 I, XII | God that ye will surely bring him to me, unless ye be 77 I, XII | become able to see; and bring me your families all together.'~ ~ 78 I, XIII | seed; and no apostle could bring a sign save by God's permission;- 79 I, XIV | have sent down to thee, to bring men forth from darkness 80 I, XIV | send Moses with our signs, 'Bring forth thy people from the 81 I, XIV | our fathers used to serve. Bring us, then, obvious authority!'~ ~ 82 I, XIV | and it is not for us to bring you an authority, save by 83 I, XIV | take~ ~ ./. you off and bring a new creation; nor is that 84 I, XV | possessed. Why dost thou not bring us the angels if thou dost 85 I, XV(1)| I.e. the winds that bring the rain-clouds and fertilise 86 I, XVI | flesh therefrom; and ye bring forth from it ornaments 87 I, XVI | the earth with them, or bring them torment from whence 88 I, XVI | off an hour, nor can they bring it on.~ ~They set down to 89 I, XVI | themselves, and we will bring thee as a witness against 90 II, XVII | his neck; and we will bring forth for him on the resurrection 91 II, XVII | ginns united together to bring the like of this Qur'ân, 92 II, XVII | this Qur'ân, they could not bring the like, though they should 93 II, XVII | upon us in pieces; or thou bring us God and the angels before 94 II, XVII | niggardly!'~ ~And we did bring Moses nine manifest signs; 95 II, XVII | hereafter comes to pass, we will bring you in a mixed crowd (to 96 II, XVIII | cave and said, 'O our Lord! bring us mercy from Thee, and 97 II, XVIII | Him. Though they do not bring any manifest authority for 98 II, XVIII | purest food, and let him bring you provision thereof; and 99 II, XVIII(2)| Sleepers, had promised to bring them a revelation upon the 100 II, XVIII | he said to his servant, 'Bring us our dinners, for we have 101 II, XVIII | them a barrier.~ ~[95] 'Bring me pigs of iron until they 102 II, XVIII | makes it a fire.' Said he, 'Bring me, that I may pour over 103 II, XIX | too; then we will surely bring them forward around hell, 104 II, XX | a fire! [10] Haply I may bring you therefrom a brand, or 105 II, XX | back, and from it will we bring you forth another time.'~ ~ 106 II, XX | Moses? [60] Then we will bring you magic like it; and we 107 II, XX | They say, 'Unless he bring us a sign from his Lord-What! 108 II, XXI | he is a poet; but let him bring us a sign as those of yore 109 II, XXI | taken gods beside Him? Say, 'Bring your proofs. This is the 110 II, XXI | of mustard seed, we will bring it; for we are good enough 111 II, XXI | Abraham.'~ ~Said they, 'Then bring him before the eyes of men; 112 II, XXI | its first creation will we bring it back again-a promise 113 II, XXII | appointed time; then we bring you forth babes; then let 114 II, XXIV | chaste women and then do not bring four witnesses,. scourge 115 II, XXIV | Verily, those who bring forward the lie, a band 116 II, XXIV | obvious lie?' Why did they not bring four witnesses to it? but 117 II, XXIV | but since they did not bring the witnesses, then they 118 II, XXIV(2)| displeasure that she contrived to bring about the ruin of his family, 119 II, XXVI | And he said, 'Did we not bring thee up amongst us as a 120 II, XXVI | obvious?'~ ~ ./. 30] Said he, 'Bring it, if thou art of those 121 II, XXVI | the cities to collect and bring to thee every knowing sorcerer.'~ ~ 122 II, XXVI | who will kill me, and then bring me to life; and who I hope 123 II, XXVI | mortal like ourselves; so bring us a sign, if thou be of 124 II, XXVII | perceive a fire, I will bring you therefrom news; or I 125 II, XXVII | therefrom news; or I will bring you a burning brand; haply 126 II, XXVII | slaughter him; or he shall bring me obvious authority.'~ ~ 127 II, XXVII | ye compassed not; for I bring you from Sebâ 1 a sure information: 128 II, XXVII | chiefs! which of you will bring me her throne before they 129 II, XXVII | demon of the ginns, 'I will bring thee it before thou canst 130 II, XXVII | the Book 1 said, 'I will bring it to thee before thy glance 131 II, XXVII | there a god with God? so bring your proofs if ye do speak 132 II, XXVII | falls upon them we will bring forth a beast out of the 133 II, XXVII | shall be safe: but those who bring an evil deed shall be thrown 134 II, XXVIII | perceived a fire, haply I may bring you good news therefrom, 135 II, XXVIII | disbelieve in all.'~ ~Say, 'Bring, then, a book from God which 136 II, XXVIII | is the god, but God, to bring you light? can ye not then 137 II, XXVIII | the god, except God, to bring you the night to rest therein? 138 II, XXVIII | witness; and we will say, 'Bring your proof and know that~ ~ ./. 139 II, XXIX | people was only to say, 'Bring us God's torment, if thou 140 II, XXX | parable; but if thou shouldst bring them a sign 1 then those 141 II, XXXI | in the earth, God would bring it (to light). Verily, God 142 II, XXXII | to the sterile land, and bring forth thereby corn from 143 II, XXXIII | you and His angels too, to bring you forth out of the darkness 144 II, XXXIII | satisfied with what thou dost bring them all; but God knows 145 II, XXXIV | back an hour, nor shall ye bring it on!'~ ~[30] And those 146 II, XXXIV | is that which will bring you to a near approach to 147 II, XXXV | ye eat fresh flesh, and bring forth ornaments which ye 148 II, XXXV | will take you off, and will bring a fresh creation; for that 149 II, XXXV | shriek therein, 'O our Lord! bring us forth, and we will do 150 II, XXXVII | obvious authority? then bring your Book if ye do speak 151 II, XXXVIII | hidden behind the veil; bring them back to me;' and he 152 II, XXXIX | them save that they may bring us near to God --- ' Verily, 153 II, XL | and no apostle might ever bring a sign except by the permission 154 II, XLIV | day when the heaven shall bring obvious smoke [10] to cover 155 II, XLIV | but our first death 2, so bring our fathers, if ye do speak 156 II, XLV | returned.~ ~[15] And we did bring the children of Israel the 157 II, XLV | only argument is to say, 'Bring our fathers, if ye speak 158 II, XLVI | they share in the heavens? Bring me a book before this or 159 II, XLVI | turn us from our gods? then bring us what thou dost threaten 160 II, XLVII | reckon that God will not bring their malice forth?~ ~But 161 II, XLVII | niggardly, and he would bring your malice out.~ ~[40] 162 II, XLVIII | covenanted with God, God shall bring him mighty hire.~ ~The desert 163 II, LII | believe!~ ~But let them bring a discourse like it, if 164 II, LII | then let their listener bring obvious authority.~ ~Has 165 II, LVII | servants manifest signs, to bring you forth from the darkness 166 II, LX | their children, and will not bring a calumny which they have 167 II, LXI | pardon you your sins, and bring you inter gardens beneath 168 II, LXIV | him his offences, and will bring him into gardens beneath 169 II, LXV | them with kindness; and bring as witnesses men of equity 170 II, LXV | God's manifest signs;-to bring forth those who believe 171 II, LXV | God and acts right He will bring him into gardens beneath 172 II, LXVI | you your offences and will bring you into gardens beneath 173 II, LXVII | should have sunk, who is to bring you flowing water?'~ ~ ~ ~ 174 II, LXVIII | partners, then let them bring their partners if they do 175 II, LXVIII | discourse a lie. We will surely bring them down by degrees from 176 II, LXXVIII | water pouring forth, [15] to bring out~ ~ ./. thereby the grain 177 II, XCIX | quaking!~ And the earth shall bring forth her burdens, and man