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| Alphabetical [« »] hysterical 3 hzâb 1 i 796 i.e. 149 iambs 1 iblîs 21 ibn 40 | Frequency [« »] 153 more 151 hell 150 how 149 i.e. 148 angels 147 ask 147 came | The Qur'ân Concordances i.e. |
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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | part of triliteral roots, i.e. the single words expressing 2 I | the 'Mother of the Book' (i.e. the Eternal Original). Whether 3 I, II(2)| I.e. God forbid!~ ~ ./. 4 I, II(3)| I.e. at Mecca.~ ~ ./. 5 I, II(1)| I.e. know Mohammed from the prophecies 6 I, II(4)| I.e. in the cause of religion.~ ~ ./. 7 I, II(3)| I.e. their mutual relations.~ ~ 8 I, II(4)| I.e. on earth.~ ~ ./. 9 I, II(1)| I.e. as cattle hear the sound 10 I, II(3)| I.e. the wayfarer.~ ~ ./. 11 I, II(1)| I.e. able to fast but do not.~ ~ 12 I, II(2)| I.e. who is at home during the 13 I, II(2)| I.e. going to the visitation 14 I, II(2)| synonym for resignation, i.e. Islâm.~ ~ ./. 15 I, II(1)| In the Arabic hâgarû, i.e. who fled with Mohammed in 16 I, II(5)| I.e. if ye wrong orphans.~ ~ ./. 17 I, II(1)| I.e. with honest intentions.~ ~ 18 I, II(1)| I.e. by a mutual understanding 19 I, II(3)| I.e. Mohammed.~ ~ 20 I, II(1)| I.e. his former conduct shall 21 I, III(1)| I.e. the fundamental part of 22 I, III(1)| I.e. pervert it.~ ~ 23 I, III(1)| I.e. only a slight hurt.~ ~ 24 I, IV(2)| I.e. to the heirs.~ ~ ./. 25 I, IV(2)| I.e. slaves.~ ~ ./. 26 I, V(2)| I.e. to take his place.~ ~ ./. 27 I, V(1)| I.e. from the yoke of captivity.~ ~ 28 I, VI(3)| I.e. a term for your life and 29 I, VI(1)| I.e. the prophet.~ ~ ./. 30 I, VI(1)| I.e. their innate propensities 31 I, VII(1)| I.e. fine dresses.~ ~ 32 I, VII(1)| I.e. if an evil suggestion occurs 33 I, VIII(2)| I.e. beguiled them into attacking 34 I, IX(2)| I.e. victory or martyrdom.~ ~ ./. 35 I, IX(1)| I.e. in collecting or distributing 36 I, IX(2)| I.e. are niggardly and refuse 37 I, IX(2)| I.e. they will feel compunctions 38 I, X(2)| I.e. a reward awaiting them for 39 I, X(1)| I.e. Mohammed.~ ~ ./. 40 I, X(1)| I.e. adapt them by their position 41 I, XI(3)| I.e. upon some of the nations 42 I, XI(1)| I.e. he was powerless to help 43 I, XI(1)| I.e. some support, such as a 44 I, XI(5)| I.e. the same punishment is likely 45 I, XI(1)| I.e. unless He please to increase 46 I, XII(1)| I.e. press wine and oil.~ ~ ./. 47 I, XII(1)| I.e. by the law of Egypt it was 48 I, XIII(2)| I.e. hope of rain; lightning 49 I, XIV(2)| I.e. with their looks fixed straight 50 I, XV(1)| I.e. the winds that bring the 51 I, XV(1)| I.e. thy people.~ ~ 52 I, XV(2)| I.e. to protect.~ ~ ./. 53 I, XV(4)| I.e. both Sodom and Midian.~ ~ 54 II, XVII(2)| I.e. 'fortune' or 'fate,' literally, ' 55 II, XVII(1)| I.e. if you are compelled to 56 II, XVII(1)| I.e. they are not to provoke 57 II, XVIII(1)| I.e. wrung his hands.~ ~ 58 II, XX(3)| I.e. 'strengthen me.' The idiom 59 II, XX(1)| I.e. the festival.~ ~ 60 II, XX(3)| commentators interpret it, i.e. the children of Israel.~ ~ ./. 61 II, XX(1)| I.e. the Samaritan; some take 62 II, XXIII(2)| Literally, 'into Scriptures,' i.e. into sects, each appealing 63 II, XXIII(1)| I.e. their works are far different 64 II, XXIII(1)| I.e. by doing good for evil, 65 II, XXIII(2)| I.e. back to life. The plural 66 II, XXIV(2)| I.e. they are not to tinkle their 67 II, XXIV(3)| I.e. a document allowing them 68 II, XXIV(5)| I.e. like the stories of Joseph, 69 II, XXIV(1)| I.e. masses of cloud as large 70 II, XXIV(1)| I.e. at the times when persons 71 II, XXIX(1)| I.e. if you are pressed in Mecca, 72 II, XXX(1)| I.e. as they, the Meccans, do 73 II, XXX(1)| I.e. see the young corn parched.~ ~ ./. 74 II, XXX(1)| I.e. a verse. Footnotes~ ~ 75 II, XXXII(1)| I.e. the torment of this world 76 II, XXXIII(4)| I.e. if the confederates had 77 II, XXXIII(1)| I.e. chary of helping you, but 78 II, XXXIII(2)| I.e. the best share of the spoils.~ ~ ./. 79 II, XXXIII(1)| I.e. their vow to fight till 80 II, XXXIII(2)| I.e. changed their mind.~ ~ 81 II, XXXIII(3)| I.e. who had helped the confederates.~ ~ 82 II, XXXIII(2)| I.e. Muslims; see Part I, p. 83 II, XXXIII(1)| I.e. divorced her.~ ~ 84 II, XXXIII(1)| I.e. dowry.~ ~ 85 II, XXXIII(3)| I.e. from her turn of conjugal 86 II, XXXIII(4)| I.e. divorced.~ ~ ./. 87 II, XXXVI(2)| I.e. they are ready to defend 88 II, XXXVII(2)| word and read it Âl-ya-sîn, i.e. 'the family of Ya-sin,' 89 II, XXXVII(4)| I.e. in the Qur'ân. Footnotes~ ~ ./. 90 II, XXXIX(2)| I.e. the belly, the womb, and 91 II, XLI(2)| I.e. interrupt the reading of 92 II, XLI(1)| I.e. they would have said, 'What! 93 II, XLII(1)| I.e. after the faith of Islâm 94 II, XLII(1)| I.e. the law contained in the 95 II, XLII(2)| I.e. were it not that God has 96 II, XLII(1)| I.e. it is a duty laid down by 97 II, XLIII(2)| I.e. the Meccans.~ ~ ./. 98 II, XLIII(1)| I.e. of the birth of a daughter, 99 II, XLIII(2)| I.e. what! do they assign children 100 II, XLIII(3)| I.e. a scripture authorising 101 II, XLIII(1)| I.e. had it been sent down to 102 II, XLIII(1)| I.e. the east and west, though 103 II, XLIII(3)| I.e. the recording angel.~ ~ 104 II, XLIV(2)| I.e. we shall only die once.~ ~ 105 II, XLIV(3)| kings were called Tubbâ'h, i.e. 'successors.'~ ~ ./. 106 II, XLVI(1)| I.e. from the grave.~ ~ ./. 107 II, XLVI(2)| I.e. the Meccans.~ ~ ./. 108 II, XLVIII(4)| I.e. that of Khâibar.~ ~ ./. 109 II, XLIX(3)| I.e. ye would mislead him.~ ~ 110 II, XLIX(1)| I.e. it is defamation to charge 111 II, L(1)| I.e. from the vengeance of God.~ ~ 112 II, L(4)| I.e. a place from which all men 113 II, LI(1)| I.e. rain, which produces material 114 II, LI(2)| I.e. unreserved and plain as 115 II, LI(1)| I.e. this taunt.~ ~ 116 II, LI(2)| I.e. like the fate of those who 117 II, LII(3)| I.e. either the Kaabah itself 118 II, LII(4)| I.e. of heaven.~ ~ ./. 119 II, LII(2)| I.e. a ladder reaching to the 120 II, LII(2)| I.e. beside the torment of the 121 II, LIII(1)| I.e. the resurrection.~ ~ 122 II, LV(2)| I.e. mankind and the ginn; the 123 II, LVI(1)| I.e. the day of judgment.~ ~ ./. 124 II, LVI(1)| I.e. the foremost in professing 125 II, LVI(1)| I.e. for seed and labour.~ ~ 126 II, LVII(1)| I.e. guiding them to Paradise.~ ~ ./. 127 II, LVII(1)| I.e. from almsgiving. Footnotes~ ~ ./. 128 II, LVIII(2)| I.e. divorce them by the formula ' 129 II, LX(1)| I.e. they are not to imitate 130 II, LX(1)| I.e. by their becoming converted 131 II, LX(2)| I.e. to their infidel husbands.~ ~ 132 II, LX(2)| I.e. of the resurrection of the 133 II, LXII(1)| I.e. by embracing Islâm.~ ~ 134 II, LXIII(4)| I.e. though of tall and imposing 135 II, LXIV(1)| I.e. both the righteous and the 136 II, LXV(2)| I.e. whether God may not reconcile 137 II, LXVIII(1)| I.e. they did not add, 'If God 138 II, LXIX(1)| I.e. death.~ ~ ./. 139 II, LXX(2)| I.e. of the east and the west; 140 II, LXXIV(3)| I.e. death.~ ~ 141 II, LXXV(1)| I.e. the revelation; see p. 16, 142 II, LXXV(2)| I.e. in the death struggle.~ ~ 143 II, LXXVIII(1)| I.e. the news of the resurrection.~ ~ ./. 144 II, LXXXIV(2)| I.e. in the left hand, which 145 II, XC(1)| I.e. the sacred territory of 146 II, XCIV(1)| I.e. expanded it for the reception 147 II, XCVI(3)| I.e. Mohammed.~ ~ 148 II, CVIII(1)| which means 'docktailed,' i.e. childless.~ ~ 149 II, CXII(2)| hlâs, 'clearing oneself,' i.e. of belief in any but one