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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | and defend him with his life, whether he were right or 2 I | The belief in a future life had not as yet taken a definite 3 I | regulations for every-day life were but ill suited to the 4 I | was unlawful to take any life there save those of the 5 I | invigorating surroundings of desert life.~ ~At the age of six Mohammed 6 I | male. Of this part of his life we know but little, for 7 I | real understanding of his life and character.~ ~At the 8 I | natural outcome of his mode of life and habit of thought, and 9 I | began to feel that such a life could be endured no longer. 10 I | putting an end to his unquiet life by hurling himself from 11 I | dreadful torments of the future life. But the one threat seemed 12 I | the practice of a better life; then they quoted the words 13 I | stood firmly by him, and his life was therefore safe, for 14 I | without a protector, and his life would certainly have been 15 I | narrowly escaped with his life, and 'Hamzah, his uncle, 16 I | during the last years of his life. With true political sagacity 17 I | a man who had spent his life in seeking for the truth, 18 I | used in every-day ordinary life, while with the later Arabic 19 I | They also deal with the life of Mohammed and the circumstances 20 I | of a reward in the future life which the Qur'ân makes to 21 I | language of their every-day life.~ ~There was nothing antiquated 22 I | experience of every-day desert life, appeared to be somewhat 23 I | of God: they have neither life nor senses. Mohammed is 24 I | dangers by land and sea. This life is like grass. Promise of 25 I | disbelief in the future life also rebuked. Satan is the 26 I | humble man flourished. This life is like the herb that springs 27 I | The conception, birth, life, and death of man. Idolaters 28 I | have their portion in this life. God will vindicate the 29 I | Conception, birth, and life of man. Kindness to parents 30 I | Proofs in nature of a future life. Example of the fate of 31 I, II | God brings the dead to life and shows you His signs, 32 I, II | disgrace in this worldly life, and on the day of the resurrection 33 I, II | have bought this worldly life with the Future, the torment 34 I, II | the greediest of men for life; and of those who associate 35 I, II | in retaliation is there life, O ye possessors of minds! 36 I, II | world;' but of the future life no portion shall he have.~ ~ 37 I, II | whose speech about the life of this world pleases thee, 38 I, II | misbelieve is this world's life; they jest at those who 39 I, II | My Lord is He who giveth life and death,' he said, 'I 40 I, II | death,' he said, 'I give life~ ~ ./. and death.' Abraham 41 I, III | perception. Seemly unto men is a life of lusts, of women, and 42 I, III | is the provision for the life of this world; but God, 43 I, III | I will bring the dead to life by God's permission; and 44 I, III | no portion in the future life. God will not speak to them, 45 I, III | what they expend in this life of the world, is as the 46 I, III | their hearts, for God gives life and death; and God on what 47 I, III | a portion in the future life; but for them is mighty 48 I, III | is indeed happy; but the life of this world is but a possession 49 I, III(1)| promised reward of the future life.~ ~ ./. 50 I, IV | God's way who sell this life of the world for the next; 51 I, IV | chances of this world's life 2, for with God are many 52 I, IV | them about this world's life;-but who shall wrangle with 53 I, V | he shall be in the next life of those who lose.~ ~O ye 54 I, V | prescribed for thee therein 'a life for a life, and an eye for 55 I, V | thee therein 'a life for a life, and an eye for an eye, 56 I, VI(3)| I.e. a term for your life and another for your resurrection.~ ~ 57 I, VI | there is naught but this life of ours in the world and 58 I, VI | is what they bear.~ ~The life of this world is nothing 59 I, VI | sport, whom this world's life hath deceived, and remind 60 I, VI | against ourselves.' The life of this world deceived them, 61 I, VI | prayers and my devotion and my life and my death belong to God, 62 I, VII | who believed when in the life of this world 1.' Thus do 63 I, VII | sport and a play; whom the life of the world beguiled.'- 64 I, VII | Lord, and abasement in the life of this world; for thus 65 I, VII | the abode of the future life is better for those who 66 I, IX(1)| 100 years, was raised to life, and dictated from memory 67 I, IX | were ye content with the life of this world instead of 68 I, IX | provision of this world's life is but a little to the next. 69 I, IX | torment them therewith in the life of this world, and that 70 I, X | and are content with the life of this world, and are comforted 71 I, X | provision of this world's life; then unto us is your return, 72 I, X | likeness of this world's life is like water which we send 73 I, X | are good tidings in the life of this world, and in the 74 I, X | ornaments and wealth in the life of this world; O our Lord! 75 I, XI | Whosoever shall wish for the life of this world and its ornaments, 76 I, XII | surely the hire of the future life is better for those who 77 I, XIII | and they rejoice in the life of this world, but the life 78 I, XIII | life of this world, but the life of this world is naught 79 I, XIII | torment in this world's life; but surely the torment 80 I, XIV | keen! Who love this world's life better than the next, and 81 I, XIV | sure word in this world's life and in the next; but~ ~ ./. 82 I, XV | if do it ye must.'-By thy life 1! verily, they were surely 83 I, XVI | but the hire of the future life is greater, if ye did but 84 I, XVI | disbelieve in the future life is a similitude of evil: 85 I, XVI | will quicken with a goodly life; and we will recompense 86 I, XVI | the love of this world's life to the next;-but, verily, 87 I, XVI | a doubt that in the next life they will be the losers.~ ~ 88 II, XVII | Whoso is desirous of this life that hastens away, we will 89 II, XVII | But whoso desires the next life, and strives for it and 90 II, XVII | others, but in the next life are greater degrees and 91 II, XVII | straw. But he who in this life is blind shall be blind 92 II, XVII | taste of torment both of life and death, then thou wouldst 93 II, XVIII | desiring the adornment of the life of this world; and obey 94 II, XVIII | them, too, a parable of the life of this world; like water 95 II, XVIII | are an adornment of the life of this world; but enduring 96 II, XVIII(3)| and drunk of the water of life.~ ~ ./. 97 II, XVIII | their endeavours after the life of this world, and who think 98 II, XX | canst only decide in the life of this world! Verily, we 99 II, XX | verily, it shall be thine in life to say, "Touch me not 1!" 100 II, XX | with-the flourish of the life of this world, to try them 101 II, XXI | to their fathers whilst life was prolonged. Do they not 102 II, XXIII | we gave enjoyment in the life of this world, This is only 103 II, XXIII | threatened,-there is only our life in the world! We die and 104 II, XXIII | And He it is who gives you life and death and His is the 105 II, XXIII(2)| I.e. back to life. The plural is used 'by 106 II, XXIV | to crave the goods of the life of this world; but he who 107 II, XXV | cannot control death, or life, or resurrection.~ ~[5] 108 II, XXVI | amongst us for years of thy life; and thou didst do thy deed 109 II, XXVI | me, and then bring me to life; and who I hope will forgive 110 II, XXVIII | other) generations, and life was prolonged for them; 111 II, XXVIII | provision for this world's life and the adornment thereof; 112 II, XXVIII | given the enjoyment of the life of this world, and who upon 113 II, XXVIII | ornaments; those who desired the life of this world said, 'O would 114 II, XXIX | mutual friendship in the life of this world; then on the 115 II, XXIX | them have no sense.~ ~This life of the world is nothing 116 II, XXIX | the next world, that is life,-if they did but know!~ ~[ 117 II, XXX | outside of this world's life, but of the hereafter they 118 II, XXXI | true! Say, 'Let not the life of this world beguile you; 119 II, XXXIII | If ye be desirous of the life of this world and its adornments, 120 II, XXXV | is true; then let not the life of this world beguile you, 121 II, XXXV | aught diminished from his life, without it is in the Book; 122 II, XXXIX | them taste disgrace in the life of this world. But surely 123 II, XL(1)| Referring to the absence of life before birth and the deprivation 124 II, XL | O my people! verily, the life of this world is but a provision, 125 II, XL | those who believe, in the life of this world and on the 126 II, XLI | torment of disgrace in the life of this world;-but the torment 127 II, XLI | are your patrons in the life of this world and in the 128 II, XLII | is but a provision of the life of this world; but what 129 II, XLIII | their livelihood in the life of this world, and we exalt 130 II, XLIII | that is a provision of the life of this world, but the hereafter 131 II, XLV | righteous deeds, equal in their life and their death?-ill it 132 II, XLV | They say, 'It is only our life in this world, we die and 133 II, XLV | of God for a jest and the life of this world deceived you; 134 II, XLVI | good things in your worldly life, and ye enjoyed them; wherefore 135 II, XLVII | you of your works!~ ~The life of this world is but a play 136 II, LI(1)| the promise of the future life.~ ~ 137 II, LII(2)| the thought of the next life.~ ~ ./. 138 II, LIII | but this~ ~ ./. world's life! This is their sum of knowledge; 139 II, LVII | of hell!~ ~Know that the life of this world is but a sport, 140 II, LVII | and His goodwill; but the life of this world is but a chattels 141 II, LXVII | Who created death and life, to try you, which of you 142 II, LXIX | he shall be in a pleasing life, in a lofty garden, whose 143 II, LXXV | but ye love the transient life, and ye neglect the hereafter!~ ~ 144 II, LXXVI | these love the transitory life, and leave behind them a 145 II, LXXIX | punishment of the future life and of the former.~ ~Verily, 146 II, LXXIX | outrageous and preferred the life of this world, verily, hell 147 II, LXXXIV(1)| From life to death, and from death 148 II, LXXXIV(1)| from death to the future life.~ ~ 149 II, LXXXVII | Nay! but ye prefer the life of this world, while the, 150 II, LXXXIX | something forward for my life!'~ ~But on that day no one 151 II, XCII | hereafter and the former life!~ And I have warned you 152 II, CI | shall be in a well-pleasing life.~ But as for him whose balance 153 II, CII(3)| is, the pleasures of this life.~ ~