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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | idols there in Mohammed's time.~ ~Another object of worship 2 I | Kaabah has been known, from time immemorial, as Bâit allâh, 3 I | the Arab of Mohammed's time was what the Bedawi of to-day 4 I | of the desert.~ ~At the time of Mohammed's appearance 5 I | thither for sacrifice, at the time of the great gatherings 6 I | this having in course of time dried up, Abd al Muttalib, 7 I | with water and food at the time of the 'Hagg; the command 8 I | diagnosed in the present time, and which are almost always 9 I | He struggled for a long time against the idea, and endeavoured 10 I | recited afresh, and this time it read: 'Have ye considered 11 I | and their property for the time inviolable.~ ~At length 12 I | he married in three years time. This woman gained a wonderful 13 I | contained in Mohammed's time a considerable Jewish population.~ ~ 14 I | more than wait until the time for pilgrimage should again 15 I | And he saw him another time, by the lote tree none may 16 I | At length the wished-for time arrived, and Mohammed, who 17 I | them until in the course of time they became absorbed into 18 I | infidel armies for the first time into open collision. In 19 I | which was blowing at the time, and which added to the 20 I | Medînah, and he lost no time in making his enemies there 21 I | soldier, who was at the time dying of the wounds which 22 I | resolved to attempt it. The time chosen was in the sacred 23 I | insurrections occupied much of his time and attention during the 24 I | need of a reform at the time. Moreover, he was entirely 25 I | version even existed at the time, Syriac only being the ecclesiastical 26 I | prevalent~ ~ ./. idolatry of the time, the idea as presented was 27 I | tribes for ages before his time. Arabic authors speak frequently 28 I | in Arabia in Mohammed's time. Judaism was effete, Christianity 29 I | degenerate Christianity of the time and the polytheism of the 30 I | devotion had been paid from time immemorial: it was the one 31 I | countrymen, for the first time, the grand conception of 32 I | Mohammedan theologians from the time it was made (A.D. 660) until 33 I | he certainly had at this time in the reality and truth 34 I | of the prophets of olden time, especial stress being laid 35 I | to treat him for a long time almost as an equal, even 36 I | Arabs before Mohammed's time, and under the title Allâh 37 I | only are incumbent.~ ~The time for prayer is called from 38 I | possession. In Mohammed's time the zakât was a contribution 39 I | Higgeh. A visit at any other time of the year is termed 'Homrah, ' 40 I | prevalent opinion of his time. which was not in favour 41 I | necessary to the Arabs at the time, became grievous and unsuitable 42 I | neighbours. At the same time we must not forget that 43 I | to the unjust laws of the time of the pagan Arabs? The 44 I | fish is lawful at this time. Rites of the 'Hagg to be 45 I | coming of a prophet in the time of Mohammed would not acknowledge 46 I | to the unjust laws of the time of the pagan Arabs? The 47 I | fish is lawful at this time. Rites of the 'Hagg to be 48 I | repenting and believing in time. The people are exhorted 49 I | but He respites them for a time.~ ~XXXVI. THE CHAPTER OF 50 I, II | abode and a provision for a time.' [15] And Adam caught certain 51 I, II(1)| on the Sabbath in David's time. Other commentators say 52 I, II | Spirit. Do ye then, every time an apostle comes to you 53 I, II | the evildoers. Or every time they make a covenant, will 54 I, II(2)| At the time of slaughtering an animal 55 I, II | poverty, and distress, and in time of violence; these are they 56 I, II | They are indications of time for men and for the pilgrimage.' 57 I, II(1)| Arabs before Mohammed's time had a superstition that 58 I, II | he divorce her (a third time) she shall not be lawful 59 I, II | have reached the prescribed time, then keep them kindly, 60 I, II | who wishes to complete the time of suckling; and on him 61 I, II | their prescribed~ ~ ./. time, there is no crime in them 62 I, II | the Book shall reach its time 2; but know that God knows 63 I, II(2)| Until the time prescribed by the Qur'ân 64 I, II | children of Israel after Moses' time, when they said to a prophet 65 I, II | another in a debt for a stated time, then write it down, and 66 I, II | small or great, with its time of payment. That is more 67 I, III(1)| Pagan Arabs in Mohammed's time. He seems to have borrowed 68 I, III | have passed before your time, go on~ ~ ./. then in the 69 I, III | have passed away before his time; what if he die or is killed, 70 I, III | written down for an appointed time; but he who wishes for the 71 I, III | they surely were before his time in manifest error. Or when 72 I, IV | till our near appointed time?' Say, The enjoyment of 73 I, IV(2)| This may allude to the time of his death after his second 74 I, V(1)| The time before the Mohammedan dispensation 75 I, V | to them apostles; every time there came to them an apostle 76 I, V | the point of death-at the time he makes his will-two equitable 77 I, VI | again, that your appointed time may be fulfilled; then unto 78 I, VI | every prophecy is a set time, and in the end ye shall 79 I, VI | we reached our appointed time which thou hadst appointed 80 I, VII | nation has its appointed time, and when their appointed 81 I, VII | and when their appointed time comes they cannot keep it 82 I, VII(2)| Arabs, extinct in Mohammed's time, whose disappearance had 83 I, VII | plague until the appointed time which they should reach, 84 I, VII | ten (more), so that the time appointed by his Lord was 85 I, VII(1)| prophet about Mohammed's time, but would not acknowledge 86 I, VII | that), it may be, their time is already drawing nigh? 87 I, VII | about the Hour, for what time it is fixed?-say, 'The knowledge 88 I, VII | shall manifest it at its time but He; it is heavy in the 89 I, VIII | break their league each time, for they fear not God; 90 I, IX | your covenant until the time agreed upon with them; verily, 91 I, IX | to sit at home the first time, sit ye then now with those 92 I, X | the good, their appointed time would surely be fulfilled. 93 I, X | nation has its appointed time; when their appointed time 94 I, X | time; when their appointed time comes to them they cannot 95 I, XI | to a named and appointed time, and will give His grace 96 I, XI | made the ark, and every time the chiefs of his people 97 I, XI | a numbered and appointed time. The day when it shall come 98 I, XII | to imprison him until a time.~ ~ ./. And there entered 99 I, XIII | to a stated and appointed time; He governs the affair, 100 I, XIV | respite you until an appointed time.'~ ~They said, 'Ye are but 101 I, XIV | respite us until an appointed time nigh at hand, and we will 102 I, XV | perspicuous Qur'ân.~ ~Many a time will those who disbelieve 103 I, XV | hasten on its appointed time, nor put it off.~ ~But they 104 I, XV | until the day of the noted time.'~ ~He said, 'O my Lord! 105 I, XVI | respites them until a stated time; and when their time comes 106 I, XVI | stated time; and when their time comes they cannot put it 107 II, XVII | they entered it the first time, and to destroy what they 108 II, XVII | you back therein another time, and send against you a 109 II, XVII(1)| idol Allât for a certain time, and that their territory 110 II, XVII | set for them an appointed time; there is no doubt therein, 111 II, XVIII | could best calculate the time of their tarrying. We will 112 II, XVIII | they have their appointed time, and shall never find a 113 II, XVIII | destruction we set an appointed time.~ ~And when Moses said to 114 II, XIX | thee gone from me for a time!'~ ~Said he, 'Peace be upon 115 II, XX | favours unto thee at another time. When we inspired thy mother 116 II, XX | bring you forth another time.'~ ~We did show him our 117 II, XX | a good promise? Has the time seemed too long for you, 118 II, XX | inevitable and (at) an appointed time.~ ~[130] Bear patiently 119 II, XXI(1)| eleven years old at the time, gave judgment that the 120 II, XXI(1)| work of the prophets of his time and their reward; the word 121 II, XXII | womb until an appointed time; then we bring you forth 122 II, XXII | advantages for an appointed time, then the place for sacrificing 123 II, XXIII | anticipate its appointed time, nor keep it back.~ ~Then 124 II, XXIII | their flood (of error) for a time.~ ~Do they reckon that that 125 II, XXIV(1)| The Arabs in Mohammed's time were superstitiously scrupulous 126 II, XXVI | assembled at the appointed time on a stated day, and it 127 II, XXVIII | entered into the city at the time the people thereof were 128 II, XXVIII | fulfilled the appointed time, and was journeying with 129 II, XXIX | verily, God's appointed time will come; and He both hears 130 II, XXIX | for a stated and appointed time, the torment would have 131 II, XXX | for a stated and appointed time? but, verily, many men in 132 II, XXXI | runs on unto an appointed time? and that God of what ye 133 II, XXXII | resort is the Fire. Every time that they desire to go forth 134 II, XXXIII(4)| in league with him at the time.~ ~ 135 II, XXXV | them until an appointed time. [45] When their appointed 136 II, XXXV | 45] When their appointed time comes, verily, God looks 137 II, XXXVII | thy back upon them for a time, [175] and look upon them, 138 II, XXXVII | thy back upon them for a time; and look, for soon they 139 II, XXXVIII | cried out, but it was no time to escape!~ ~And they wonder 140 II, XXXVIII(1)| one day that he forgot the time of evening prayer, and was 141 II, XXXVIII(2)| space of forty days, the time during which the image had 142 II, XXXVIII | until the day of the stated time.' Said he, 'Then, by Thy 143 II, XXXVIII | surely know its story after a time.'~ ~ ./. 144 II, XXXIX | runs on to an appointed time; aye! He is the mighty, 145 II, XXXIX | to Himself souls at the time of their death; and those 146 II, XXXIX | back till their appointed time;-verily, in that are signs 147 II, XL | ye may reach an appointed time, and haply ye may have some 148 II, XL | God with His servants in time past, and there the misbelievers 149 II, XLII | passed for an appointed time, it would surely have been 150 II, XLV | and naught destroys us but time!' But they have no knowledge 151 II, XLVI | truth and for an appointed time; but those who misbelieve 152 II, XLVII | God) lets them go on for a time!~ ~That is for that they 153 II, XLIX(2)| he had had a feud in the time preceding Islâm. Seeing 154 II, LII | praises of thy Lord what time thou risest, and in the 155 II, LIII | And he saw him another time, by the lote tree none may 156 II, LIII(1)| amount agreed upon at the time. Later on he refused to 157 II, LIV | the Hour is their promised time! and the Hour is most severe 158 II, LV | moon have their appointed time;~ [5] The herbs and the 159 II, LVI | throat, and ye~ at that time look on, though we are nearer 160 II, LVII | will it be!'~ ~[15] Is the time come to those who believe, 161 II, LVII | Scriptures before, and over whom time was prolonged, but their 162 II, LXII(2)| entered Medînah for the first time.~ ~ 163 II, LXIII | respited me till an appointed time nigh at hand, then would 164 II, LXIII | soul when its appointed time has come: and God of what 165 II, LXV | reached their appointed time, then retain them with kindness, 166 II, LXV | with child their appointed time is when they have laid down 167 II, LXVI(1)| space of a month, which time he passed in Mary's apartment. 168 II, LXXI | defer you unto an appointed time; verily, God's~ ~ ./. appointed 169 II, LXXI | God's~ ~ ./. appointed time when it comes will not be 170 II, LXXI | flight; and, verily, every time I called them, that Thou 171 II, LXXVI | come on man a portion of time when he is nothing worth 172 II, LXXVII | the apostles shall have a time appointed for them!~ ~ ./. 173 II, LXXVIII | decision is an appointed time; and the day when the trumpet 174 II, CXIII(4)| them, uttering at the same time some magical formula and