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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | sent down as a guidance and mercy. The rain which quickens 2 I | by land and sea a special mercy from God. All shall have 3 I | patient and entered into the mercy of the Lord. DHu 'nnûn ( 4 I | earth.' Mohammed sent as a mercy to the worlds. God is one 5 I, II | grace towards you and His mercy, ye would have been of those 6 I, II | specially favours with His mercy whom He will, for God is 7 I, II | blessings from their. Lord and mercy, and they it is who are 8 I, II | alleviation from your Lord, and a mercy; and he who transgresses 9 I, II | these may hope for God's mercy, for God is forgiving and 10 I, II | and pardon us, and have mercy on us. Thou art our Sovereign, 11 I, III | guided them, and grant us mercy from Thee, for Thou art 12 I, III | specially favours with his mercy whom he pleases, for God 13 I, III | whitened, they are in God's mercy, and they shall dwell therein 14 I, III | Apostle, perchance ye may get mercy. And vie with one another 15 I, III | forgiveness from God and mercy is better than what ye gather; 16 I, III | assembled. It was by a sort of mercy from God thou didst deal 17 I, IV | s grace upon you and His mercy ye had followed Satan, save 18 I, IV | from him, and pardon and mercy, for God is forgiving and 19 I, IV | grace upon thee, and His mercy, a party of them would have 20 I, IV | will make them enter into mercy from Him and grace; and 21 I, VI | God's, who has imposed mercy on himself.'~ ~ ./. paragraph 22 I, VI | that day, God will have had mercy on; and that is obvious 23 I, VI | hath prescribed for Himself mercy; verily, he of you who does 24 I, VI | Your Lord is of ample mercy, nor shall His violence 25 I, VI | decision and a guidance and a mercy; haply in the meeting of 26 I, VI | fear; haply ye may obtain mercy. Lest ye say, 'The Book 27 I, VI | Lord, and a guidance and a mercy; who then is more unjust 28 I, VII | not forgive us and have mercy on us, we shall surely be 29 I, VII | that God would not extend mercy to? Enter ye Paradise; there 30 I, VII | knowledge, a guidance and a mercy to a people who believe.~ ~ 31 I, VII | earnestness; verily, the mercy of God is nigh unto those 32 I, VII | winds as heralds before His mercy; until when they lift the 33 I, VII | but haply ye may receive mercy.'~ ~But they called him 34 I, VII | him and those with him, by mercy from ourselves, and we cut 35 I, VII | and let us enter into Thy mercy; for Thou art the most merciful 36 I, VII | of which was guidance and mercy for those who dread their 37 I, VII | patron! forgive us and have mercy on us, for Thou art the 38 I, VII | fall on whom I will; and my mercy embraceth everything; and 39 I, VII | Lord, and a guidance and a mercy to a people who believe.'~ ~ 40 I, VII | silence; haply ye may obtain mercy.~ ~And remember thy Lord 41 I, IX | gives them glad tidings of mercy from Himself, and good-will; 42 I, IX | who do believe, and is a mercy unto such of you as believe; 43 I, IX | On these will God have mercy; verily, God is mighty, 44 I, IX | make them enter into His mercy; verily, God is forgiving 45 I, X | we have let men taste of mercy after distress which has 46 I, X | breasts, and a guidance and a mercy to believers.~ ~Say, 'By 47 I, X | grace of God and by His mercy,-and in that let them rejoice! 48 I, X | wrong, but save, us by Thy mercy from the people who misbelieve!'~ ~ 49 I, XI | if we make man taste of mercy from us and then strip it 50 I, XI | before him for a model and a mercy? These believe in it; and~ ~ ./. 51 I, XI | Lord, and there come to me mercy from him, and ye are blinded 52 I, XI | him on whom He may have mercy.' And the wave came between 53 I, XI | dost forgive me and have mercy on me, I shall be of those 54 I, XI | who believed with him, by mercy from us; and we saved them 55 I, XI | and there come from Him mercy, who will help me against 56 I, XI | believed with him, by our mercy, from disgrace upon that 57 I, XI | the bidding of God? God's mercy and blessings upon you, 58 I, XI | believed with him, by our mercy; and the noise caught those 59 I, XI | save those thy Lord has had mercy on. For this has He created 60 I, XII | save what my Lord has had mercy on; verily, my Lord is forgiving 61 I, XII | pleased-we overtake with our mercy whom we will, nor do we 62 I, XII | everything, and a guide and a mercy to a people who believe.~ ~ ./. 63 I, XV | Who would despair of the mercy of his Lord save those who 64 I, XVI | and as a guidance and a mercy to a people who believe.~ ~ 65 I, XVI | everything, and a guidance, and a mercy, and glad tidings to the 66 II, XVII | that thy Lord will have mercy on you;-but if ye return 67 II, XVII | from them to seek after mercy from thy Lord 1, which thou 68 II, XVII | if He please He will have mercy upon you, or if He please 69 II, XVII | nearest: and they hope for His mercy and they fear His torment; 70 II, XVII | which is a healing and a mercy to the believers, but it 71 II, XVII | against us, unless by a mercy from thy Lord; verily, His 72 II, XVII | control the treasuries of the mercy of my Lord, then ye would 73 II, XVIII | said, 'O our Lord! bring us mercy from Thee, and dispose for 74 II, XVIII | Our Lord will unfold His mercy to you, and will dispose 75 II, XVIII | forgiving, endowed with mercy; were He to punish them 76 II, XVIII | servants, to whom we had given mercy from ourselves, and had 77 II, XVIII | out their treasure as a mercy from thy Lord; and I did 78 II, XVIII | it.~ ~Said he, 'This is a mercy from my Lord; but when the 79 II, XIX | The mention of thy Lord's mercy to His servant Zachariah, 80 II, XIX | him a sign unto man, and a mercy from us; for it is a decided 81 II, XIX | and we granted them of our mercy, and we made the tongue 82 II, XIX | and we granted him, of our mercy, his brother Aaron as a 83 II, XXI | made him enter into our mercy; verily, he was of the righteous!~ ~ 84 II, XXI | of them with them, as a mercy from us, and a remembrance 85 II, XXI | made them enter into our mercy; verily, they were among 86 II, XXI | have only sent thee as a mercy to the worlds.~ ~Say, 'I 87 II, XXIII | do veer.~ ~But if we had mercy on them, and removed the 88 II, XXIII | so pardon us, and have mercy upon us, for Thou art the 89 II, XXIV | s grace upon you and His mercy, and that God is relenting, 90 II, XXIV | grace upon you, and His mercy in this world and the next, 91 II, XXIV | grace upon you, and His mercy, and that God is kind and 92 II, XXIV | s grace upon you and His mercy, not one of you would be 93 II, XXIV | Apostle, haply ye may obtain mercy. Do not reckon that those 94 II, XXV | glad tidings before His mercy; and we send down from the 95 II, XXVII | and make me enter into Thy mercy amongst Thy righteous servants!'~ ~[ 96 II, XXVII | God? Imply ye may obtain mercy.' They said, 'We have taken 97 II, XXVII | glad tidings before His mercy; is there a god with God? 98 II, XXVII | it is a guidance and a mercy to the believers. [80] Verily, 99 II, XXVIII | men and a guidance and a mercy; haply they may be mindful!~ ~ 100 II, XXVIII | when we called; but it is a mercy from thy Lord, that~ ~ ./. 101 II, XXVIII | not then see?' But of His mercy He has made for you the 102 II, XXVIII | thrown to thee, save as a mercy from thy Lord! be not then 103 II, XXIX | torments whom He will, and has mercy on whom He will; and unto 104 II, XXIX | these shall despair of my mercy; and these, for them is 105 II, XXIX | them? verily, in that is a mercy and a reminder to a people 106 II, XXX | when He has made them taste mercy from Himself, behold! a 107 II, XXX | we have made men taste of mercy, they rejoice therein; and 108 II, XXX | to make you taste of His mercy, and to make the ships go 109 II, XXX | to the vestiges of God's mercy, how He quickens the earth 110 II, XXXI | wise Book, a guidance and a mercy to those who do well, who 111 II, XXXIII | wish you evil, or wish you mercy?' but they will not find 112 II, XXXIII(1)| spoils, said, 'God, have mercy on my brother Moses; he 113 II, XXXV | God opens to men of His mercy there is none to withhold; 114 II, XXXVI | are they rescued, save by mercy from us, as a provision 115 II, XXXVI | you, haply ye may obtain mercy 3;' and thou bringest them 116 II, XXXVIII | they the treasures of the mercy of thy mighty Lord, the 117 II, XXXVIII | of them with them, as a mercy from us and a reminder to 118 II, XXXIX | hereafter, and hoping for the mercy of his Lord . . . ? Say, ' 119 II, XXXIX | harm? or did He wish me mercy, could they withhold His 120 II, XXXIX | could they withhold His mercy?' Say, 'God is enough for 121 II, XXXIX | in despair of the~ ~ ./. mercy of God; verily, God forgives 122 II, XL | dost embrace all things in mercy and knowledge, then pardon 123 II, XL | day, thou wilt have had mercy on, and that is mighty bliss!'~ ~[ 124 II, XLI | But if we make him taste mercy from us after distress has 125 II, XLII | whom He will enter into His mercy; and the unjust have neither 126 II, XLII | despaired; and disperses His mercy, for He is the praiseworthy 127 II, XLII | we have made man taste of mercy from us he rejoices therein; 128 II, XLIII | they who distribute the mercy of thy Lord? We distribute 129 II, XLIII | into subjection; but the mercy of thy Lord is better than 130 II, XLIV | sending (apostles) - [5] a mercy from thy Lord; verily, He 131 II, XLIV | whomsoever God shall have mercy on; verily, He is the mighty, 132 II, XLV | men and a guidance and a mercy to a people who are sure.~ ~[ 133 II, XLV | make them enter into His mercy: that is the obvious bliss.~ ~[ 134 II, XLVI | of Moses, a model and a mercy; and this is a book confirming 135 II, XLVIII | He pleases enter into His mercy. Had they been distinct 136 II, XLIX | God, haply ye may obtain mercy!~ ~O ye who believe! let 137 II, LVII | door; within it shall be mercy, and outside before it torment. 138 II, LVII | you two portions of His mercy, and will make for you a 139 II, LXVII | me, or whether we obtain mercy,~ ~ ./. yet who will protect 140 II, LXXVI | pleases to enter into His mercy; but the unjust He has prepared 141 II, XC | encourage each other to mercy,-these are the fellows of