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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | For Sâudâ's love, my soul had found relief!~ But ' 2 I | to the condition of the soul between death and the resurrection, 3 I | dealing to be practised. No soul compelled beyond its capacity. 4 I | and devotion is due. Each soul shall bear its own burden. 5 I | notes the deeds of every soul. Stratagem unavailing against 6 I | granted immortality: every soul must taste of death. The 7 I | at the resurrection. No soul shall bear the burden of 8 I | By the night star! every soul has a guardian angel. Creation 9 I | Mecca.)~ ~Purity of the Soul brings happiness. Example 10 I, II | Fear the day wherein no soul shall pay any recompense 11 I, II | any recompense for another soul, [45] nor shall intercession 12 I, II | undone.~ ~When too ye slew a soul and disputed thereupon, 13 I, II | And fear the day when no soul shall pay a recompense for 14 I, II | shall pay a recompense for a soul, nor shall an equivalent 15 I, II | save one who is foolish of soul? for we have chosen him 16 I, II | men one who selleth his soul 1, craving those things 17 I, II | he is unjust to his own soul: and do not take God's signs 18 I, II | incumbent; but in reason, for no soul shall be obliged beyond 19 I, II | to God; then shall each soul be paid what it has earned, 20 I, II | will not require of the soul save its capacity .It shall 21 I, III | there is no doubt, when each soul shall be paid what it has 22 I, III | all.'~ ~The day that every soul shall find what it has done 23 I, III | thankful. It is not for any soul to die, save by God's permission 24 I, III | resurrection day. Then shall each soul be paid what it has earned, 25 I, III | illuminating Book.~ ~Every soul must taste of death; and 26 I, IV | who created you from one soul, and created therefrom its 27 I, V | of the unjust.' But his soul allowed him to slay his 28 I, V | Israel that whoso kills a soul, unless it~ ~ ./. be for 29 I, V | it~ ~ ./. be for another soul or for violence in the land, 30 I, V | Thou knowest what is in my soul, but I know not what is 31 I, V | know not what is in Thy soul; verily, Thou art one who 32 I, VI | remind them thereby that a soul shall be given up for what 33 I, VI | made you spring from one soul, and gave you a settlement 34 I, VI | thereto, it is against his soul; and I am not your keeper.~ ~[ 35 I, VI | concealed, and kill not the soul, which God hath forbidden 36 I, VI | justice. We do not compel the soul save what it can compass; 37 I, VI | its faith shall profit no soul which did not believe before, 38 I, VI | is Lord of all?' but no soul shall earn aught save against 39 I, VII | right-we will not oblige a soul more than its capacity-they 40 I, VII | who created you from one soul, and made therefrom its 41 I, VIII | the angels take away the soul's of those who misbelieve; 42 I, X | worshipping us.' There shall every soul prove what it has sent on 43 I, X | him.'~ ~[55] And if every soul that hath done wrong had 44 I, X | guidance is only for his soul; and he who errs, errs only 45 I, XI | day when it shall come no soul shall speak save by His 46 I, XII | not clear myself, for the soul is very urgent to evil, 47 I, XII | save for a want in Jacob's soul which it fulfilled; for, 48 I, XII | Joseph kept it secret in his soul and disclosed it not to 49 I, XIII | who is standing over every soul (to note) what it has earned -- - ? 50 I, XIII | altogether! He knows what every soul earns; and the misbelievers 51 I, XIV | that God may reward each soul according to what it has 52 I, XVI | with great wretchedness of soul;-verily, your Lord is kind 53 I, XVI | merciful.~ ~On the day every soul will come to wrangle for 54 I, XVI | wrangle for itself, and every soul shall be paid what it has 55 II, XVII | accepts it only for his own soul: and he who errs, errs only 56 II, XVII | nor shall one burdened soul bear the burden of another.~ ~ 57 II, XVII | 35] And slay not the soul that God has forbidden you, 58 II, XVII(1)| According to some, the soul generally; but according 59 II, XX | it appear 2, that every soul may be recompensed for its 60 II, XX | a secret fear within his soul.~ ~Said we, 'Fear not! thou 61 II, XX | and cast it; for thus my soul induced me.'~ ~ ./. Said 62 II, XXI | live on for aye?~ ~Every soul shall taste of death! we 63 II, XXI | resurrection day, and no soul shall be wronged at all, 64 II, XXIII | But we will not oblige a soul beyond its capacity; for 65 II, XXV | with God; and kill not the soul which God has prohibited 66 II, XXVII | only grateful for his own soul, and he who is ungrateful,- 67 II, XXVIII | verily, I have wronged my soul, but forgive me.' So He 68 II, XXIX | strenuously only for his own soul; verily, God is independent 69 II, XXIX | therefore do ye worship.~ ~Every soul must taste of death, then 70 II, XXXI | only thankful for his own soul; and he who is ungrateful-verily, 71 II, XXXI | again are but as that of one soul; verily, God both hears 72 II, XXXI | is in the wombs; and no soul knows what it is that it 73 II, XXXI | shall earn to-morrow; and no soul knows in what land it shall 74 II, XXXII | them do they give alms. No soul knows what is reserved for 75 II, XXXIII | thou didst conceal in thy soul what God was about to display; 76 II, XXXV | He pleases; let not thy soul then be wasted in sighing 77 II, XXXV | unto God.~ ~And no burdened soul shall bear the burden of 78 II, XXXVI | us.~ ~And on that day no soul shall be wronged at all, 79 II, XXXIX | He created you from one soul; then He made from it its 80 II, XXXIX | in you. But no burdened soul shall bear the burden of 81 II, XXXIX | guided it is for his own soul: but whoso goes astray it 82 II, XXXIX | ye can perceive!~ ~Lest a soul should say, 'O my sighing! 83 II, XXXIX | wronged! [70] And every soul shall be paid for what it 84 II, XL | dominant! to-day shall every soul be recompensed for that 85 II, XLI | does right it is for his soul, and whoso does evil it 86 II, XLV | aright it is for his own soul, and whosoever does evil 87 II, XLV | earth in truth; and every soul shall be recompensed for 88 II, XLVII | niggardly against his own soul: but God is rich and ye 89 II, L | we know what his~ ~ ./. soul whispers; for we are nigher 90 II, L | threatened day!~ ~[20] And every soul shall come-with it a driver 91 II, L(2)| driver' to the unbelieving soul.~ ~ 92 II, LIII | his word?-that no burdened soul shall bear the burden of 93 II, LVI(2)| 2 The soul of a dying man. Footnotes~ ~ ./. 94 II, LIX | fear God; and let each soul look to what it sends on 95 II, LXIII | God will never respite a soul when its appointed time 96 II, LXV | God will not compel any soul beyond what He has given 97 II, LXXIV | forward or to tarry!~ ~Every soul is pledged 1 for what it 98 II, LXXV | swear by the self-accusing soul!~ ~Does man think that we 99 II, LXXV | them!~ ~Nay, but when the [soul] comes up into the throat, 100 II, LXXIX | Lord, and prohibited his soul from lust, verily, Paradise 101 II, LXXXI | shall be brought nigh,~ The soul shall know what it has produced!~ [ 102 II, LXXXII | turned upside down,~ [5] The soul shall know what it has sent 103 II, LXXXII | judgment day? a day when no soul shall control aught for 104 II, LXXXVI | brightness.~ ~Verily, every soul has a guardian over it.~ ~[ 105 II, LXXXIX | his!~ ~O thou comforted soul! return unto thy Lord, well 106 II, XCI | what spread it!~ And the soul and what fashioned it, and