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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | these, images representing Abraham and Ishmael, each with divining 2 I | the faith of their father Abraham, nothing more nor less, 3 I | expressing the faith of Abraham 1, but subsequently changed 4 I | by Seth, and later on by Abraham and Ishmael.~ ~The stone 5 I | Ishmael.~ ~The stone on which Abraham stood when rebuilding the~ ~ ./. 6 I | called the maqâm Ibrahîm or Abraham's station, and is mentioned 7 I | the original religion of Abraham, and appealed to the Jewish 8 I | of their great forefather Abraham; of the Seil al 'Arim, or 9 I | it, the ancient faith of Abraham, and it was upon that faith 10 I | view. The traditions of Abraham, the father of their race 11 I | the faith of their father Abraham, but which their fetishism 12 I | allâh, the Prophet of God.~ Abraham, 'Halîla 'llâh, the Friend 13 I | visits the Maqâm Ibrâhîm or Abraham's station, and afterwards 14 I | This is in commemoration of Abraham, or, as some say, of Adam, 15 I | instituted in commemoration of Abraham's proposed sacrifice of 16 I | Mosques to be free. Story of Abraham: he rebuilds the Kaabah: 17 I | omnipresence of God. Nimrod and Abraham. Almsgiving. No compulsion 18 I | bones~ ~ ./. referred to: Abraham and the birds. Almsgiving 19 I | deputation from Nagran. Abraham a 'Hanîf. Reproof to Jews 20 I | foundation of the Kaabah. Abraham's station. Pilgrimage enjoined. 21 I | religion, being that of Abraham the 'Hanîf. Laws respecting 22 I | forth: God the creator: Abraham's perplexity in seeking 23 I | Islâm is the religion of Abraham the 'Hanîf: a belief in 24 I | idolaters however near of kin. Abraham only asked pardon for his 25 I | hamstring her and perish. Abraham entertains the angels who 26 I | misbelievers.~ ~XIV. THE CHAPTER OF ABRAHAM. (Mecca.)~ ~The Qur'ân revealed 27 I | all things to man's use. Abraham prayed that the territory 28 I | Paradise to believers. Story of Abraham's angelic guests: they announce 29 I | done through ignorance. Abraham was a 'Hanîf. The ordinance 30 I | day of judgment. Story of Abraham: he reproves his father, 31 I | threatens to stone him: Abraham prays for him: Isaac and 32 I | Aaron received a scripture. Abraham destroys the images which 33 I | miraculously made cool and safe. Abraham, Lot, Isaac, and Jacob all 34 I | visiting the Sacred Mosque. Abraham when bidden to cleanse the 35 I | people of Noah, 'Âd, Thamûd, Abraham, and Lot called their prophets 36 I | and fight for the faith of Abraham, whose religion the Muslims 37 I | his hosts. The story of Abraham: he preaches against idolatry. 38 I | delivered from the deluge. Abraham preaches against idolatry. 39 I | posterity of Noah were blessed. Abraham mocks at and breaks the 40 I | him. The patience of Job. Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob: Elisha 41 I | nations made: their fate. Abraham disclaimed idolatry. The 42 I | day will come. Story of Abraham's entertaining the angels: 43 I | secretly with the Qurâis. Abraham's example. Other idolaters 44 I | the same as that given to Abraham and Moses.~ ~LXXXVIII. THE 45 I, II | And when his Lord tried Abraham with words, and he fulfilled 46 I, II | said) take the station of Abraham 3 for a place of prayer; 47 I, II | prayer; and covenanted with Abraham and Ishmael, saying, 'Do 48 I, II | who adore.'~ ~[120] When Abraham said, 'Lord, make this a 49 I, II | it be.'~ ~ ./. And when Abraham raised up the foundations 50 I, II | averse from the faith of Abraham save one who is foolish 51 I, II | Lord of the worlds.'~ ~And Abraham instructed his sons therein, 52 I, II | the God of thy fathers Abraham, and Ishmael, and Isaac, 53 I, II | Not so! but the faith of Abraham the 'Hanîf 1, he was not 54 I, II | what has been revealed to Abraham, and Ishmael, and Isaac, 55 I, II | sincere.'~ ~Do ye say that Abraham, and Ishmael, and Isaac, 56 I, II | at him who disputed with Abraham about his Lord, that God 57 I, II | him the kingdom 3? When Abraham said, 'My Lord is He who 58 I, II(3)| Nimrod, who persecuted Abraham, according to the eastern 59 I, II | life~ ~ ./. and death.' Abraham said, 'But verily, God brings 60 I, II | mighty over all.'~ ~And when Abraham said, 'Lord, show me how 61 I, III | chosen Adam, and Noah, and Abraham's people, and Imrân's 1 62 I, III(2)| in memory, it is said, of Abraham's having driven Iblîs away 63 I, III | why do ye dispute about Abraham, when the law and the gospel 64 I, III | and ye know not.~ ~[60] Abraham was not a Jew, nor yet a 65 I, III | the people most worthy of Abraham are those who follow him 66 I, III | and what was revealed to Abraham, and Ishmael, and Isaac, 67 I, III | then follow the faith of Abraham, a 'hanîf, who was not of 68 I, III | Therein are manifest signs,-Abraham's station, and whosoever 69 I, IV | grace? We have given to Abraham's people the Book and wisdom, 70 I, IV | paragraph continues] Abraham, as a 'Hanîf?-for God took 71 I, IV | as a 'Hanîf?-for God took Abraham as a friend.~ ~[125] And 72 I, IV | him, and as we inspired Abraham, and Ishmael, and Jacob, 73 I, VI | well aware.~ ~ ./. When Abraham said to his father Âzar 1, ' 74 I, VI | 75] Thus did we show Abraham the kingdom of heaven and 75 I, VI | arguments which we gave to Abraham against his people;-we raise 76 I, VI(1)| of the original faith of Abraham The 'Hanîf.~ ~ 77 I, VI | right religion,-the faith of Abraham the 'Hanîf, for he was not 78 I, IX | Thamûd, and of the people of Abraham, and the people of Midian? 79 I, IX | fellows of hell.~ ~Nor was Abraham's asking pardon for his 80 I, IX | himself of him; verily, Abraham was pitiful and clement.~ ~ ./. 81 I, XI | Our messengers did come to Abraham with glad tidings; they 82 I, XI | And when his terror left Abraham, and the glad tidings came 83 I, XI | the people of Lot; verily, Abraham was clement, pitiful, relenting.~ ~' 84 I, XI | pitiful, relenting.~ ~'O Abraham! avoid this; verily, the 85 I, XII | forefathers before thee, Abraham and Isaac,-verily, thy Lord 86 I, XII | the faith of my fathers, Abraham and Isaac and Jacob; we 87 I, XIV | THE CHAPTER OF ABRAHAM, (PEACE BE ON HIM!)~ ~(XIV. 88 I, XIV | and ungrateful.~ ~And when Abraham said, 'My Lord, make this 89 I, XV | And inform them concerning Abraham's guests~ ~ ./. when they 90 I, XVI | and merciful.~ ~Verily, Abraham was a high priest 2, a ' 91 I, XVI | thee, 'Follow the faith of Abraham, a 'Hanîf, for he was not 92 II, XVIII(1)| contemporary with Moses, Abraham, &c., that it is probable 93 II, XIX | And mention, in the Book, Abraham; verily, he was a confessor,- 94 II, XIX | thou averse from my gods, O Abraham? verily, if thou dost not 95 II, XIX | Noah, and of the seed of Abraham and Israel, and of those 96 II, XXI | then deny it?~ ~And we gave Abraham a right direction before; 97 II, XXI | mention them who is called Abraham.'~ ~Said they, 'Then bring 98 II, XXI | did this to our gods, O Abraham?' Said he, 'Nay, it was 99 II, XXI | thou cool and a safety for Abraham!'~ ~[70] They desired to 100 II, XXII | when we established for Abraham the place of the House, ( 101 II, XXII | Thamûd, and the people of Abraham, and the people of Lot, 102 II, XXII | the faith of your father Abraham. He has named you Muslims 103 II, XXVI | recite to them the story of Abraham; [70] when he said to his 104 II, XXIX | sign unto the worlds.~ ~And Abraham when he said to his people, ' 105 II, XXIX | And Lot believed him. And (Abraham) said, 'Verily, I flee unto 106 II, XXIX | when our messengers came to Abraham with the glad tidings, they 107 II, XXXIII | thee and from Noah, and Abraham, and Moses, and Jesus the 108 II, XXXVII | verily, of his sect was Abraham; when he came to his Lord 109 II, XXXVII(1)| for fear of contagion, and Abraham took the opportunity of 110 II, XXXVII | they were resigned, and Abraham had thrown him down upon 111 II, XXXVII | forehead, we called to him, 'O Abraham! [105] thou hast verified 112 II, XXXVII | amongst posterity, 'Peace upon Abraham; [110] thus do we reward 113 II, XXXVIII | And remember our servants Abraham and~ ~ ./. paragraph continues] 114 II, XLII | with, and what we inspired Abraham and Moses and Jesus,-to 115 II, XLIII | apostles) liars.~ ~[25] When Abraham said to his father and his 116 II, LI | utter 2!~ ~Has the tale of Abraham's honoured guests reached 117 II, LIII | in the pages of Moses and Abraham who fulfilled his word?- 118 II, LVII | And we sent Noah and Abraham; and placed in their seed 119 II, LX | Ye had a good example in Abraham and those with him, when 120 II, LX | But not 1 the speech of Abraham to his father, 'Verily, 121 II, LX(1)| they are not to imitate Abraham's speech to his father, 122 II, LXXXVII | books of yore,-the books of Abraham and Moses.~ ~ ~ ~