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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | sacrifice, at the time of the great gatherings of pilgrims who 2 I | were however repulsed with great loss. This year was afterwards 3 I | who showed for him very great affection, and at his death, 4 I | reader!' Mohammed replied in great trepidation, whereon the 5 I, 0(1)| In Arabic iqra'; a great difference of opinion exists 6 I | conversion carried with it so great weight that the Mohammedan 7 I | such a thing.'~ ~To the great mass of the citizens of 8 I | as they were bidden.~ ~A great political triumph was achieved, 9 I | that he contracted gave great scandal to the faithful, 10 I | details as to have lost, to a great extent, its real significance. 11 I | morning these latter were at a great disadvantage, wearied by 12 I | critical position, and he had great difficulty in restoring 13 I | A.D. the Muslims were in great jeopardy. 4,000 Meccans 14 I | This was, in reality, a great triumph for Mohammed, as 15 I | but wrote letters to the great kings and emperors of the 16 I | Mohammed had; he was no great reformer himself, and there 17 I | the theory of his being a great political reformer does 18 I | Thamûd; the legends of their great forefather Abraham; of the 19 I | religion, though not to so great an extent as Judaism.~ ~ 20 I | and understood.~ ~ ./. One great difference between Judaism 21 I | retained were also to a great extent forced upon him; 22 I | entire originality. The great principles of morality, 23 I | present day employ it to a great extent in their more formal 24 I | which make often a very great difference in the meaning 25 I | recognised, but it is clear that great variations existed from 26 I | resolve themselves into two great classes, those revealed 27 I | precepts given accounting in a great measure for the more prosaic 28 I | revelations, and are therefore of great use in the exegesis of the 29 I | their original sources, a great deal of uncertainty exists 30 I | 10. al-Mutakabbir, the Great.~ ~11. al-Khâliq, the Creator.~ ~ 31 I | Exalted.~ ~37. al-Kabîr, the Great.~ ~38. al-'Hafiz, the Guardian.~ ~ 32 I | to await their doom.~ ~A great many wonderful signs are 33 I | following words:~ ~'God is great!' (four times). 'I bear 34 I | salvation!' (twice). 'God is great! There is no other god but 35 I | in favour of allowing too great freedom to women, so that 36 I | the territory in which the great fairs and literary festivals 37 I | manner in which it brought great truths home to them in the 38 I | return to Jacob, who in great grief sends them back again 39 I | idols before God. Qarûn's great wealth: the earth opens 40 I, II | women live; in that was a great trial for you from your 41 I, II | heels; although it is a great thing save to those whom 42 I, II | complete the number, and say, 'Great is God,' for that He has 43 I, II | Fighting therein is a great sin; but turning folks off 44 I, II | writing it, be it small or great, with its time of payment. 45 I, IV | property; verily, that were a great sin. But if ye fear that 46 I, IV | God.~ ~[35] If ye avoid great sins from which ye are forbidden,~ ~ ./. 47 I, IV | verily, God is high and great.~ ~And if ye fear a breach 48 I, VI | placed in every town the great sinners thereof, that they 49 I, VI(1)| one who would attempt some great but impossible thing and 50 I, VII(1)| Hither they resort in great numbers at certain seasons 51 I, VII(1)| the Righteous Prophet"? A great saint with the Bedawîn, 52 I, VII(1)| regarded by the Bedawîn with great veneration, and the girls, 53 I, VIII | troop shall avail nothing, great in number though it be, 54 I, VIII | sedition in the land, and great corruption.~ ~[75] Those 55 I, IX | expend in alms a small or great expense, nor do they cross 56 I, XI | for you the torment of a great day.~ ~Unto God is your 57 I, XII | they saw him they said, 'Great God!' and cut their hands 1 58 I, XIII | unseen and the visible,-the great, the lofty one.~ ~Alike 59 I, XIV | women live;' in that was a great trial for you from your 60 I, XVI | otherwise reach, except with great wretchedness of soul;-verily, 61 II, XVII | and ye shall rise to a great height (of pride).'~ ~ ./. 62 II, XVII | aright that for them is a great hire; and that for those 63 II, XVII | for to slay them is ever a great sin!~ ~And draw not near 64 II, XVII | above what they say with a great exaltation!~ ~The seven 65 II, XVII | will only increase them in great rebellion.~ ~ ./. And when 66 II, XVII | His grace towards thee is great!~ ~[90] Say, 'If mankind 67 II, XVIII | leaves neither small nor great things alone, without numbering 68 II, XVIII(3)| minister of Alexander the Great) had disappeared in search 69 II, XVIII(1)| supposed to be Alexander the Great, who is so represented on 70 II, XIX(1)| That is, 'gave them great renown.'~ ~ ./. 71 II, XX | sign! to show thee of our great signs!~ ~[25] 'Go unto Pharaoh, 72 II, XXII | seized on them, and how great was the change!~ ~And how 73 II, XXII | that God is the high, the great.~ ~Hast thou not seen that 74 II, XXV | wrong we will make him taste great torment.~ ~We have not sent 75 II, XXV | they have exceeded with a great excess!~ ~The day they shall 76 II, XXXI | God, He is the high, the great!~ ~[30] Dost thou not see 77 II, XXXIII | believers, that for them is great grace from God. And follow 78 II, XXXIII | obeyed our chiefs and our great men and they led us astray 79 II, XXXIII | torment and curse them with a great curse!'~ ~O ye who believe! 80 II, XXXIV(1)| jargonelle pear, and is a great favourite with the Bedawîn. 81 II, XXXIV | for He is the high, the great.'~ ~Say, 'Who provides from 82 II, XXXIV(1)| A great trade used formerly to exist 83 II, XXXIV | apostles were liars, and how great a change was then!~ ~[45] 84 II, XXXV | them is forgiveness and a great hire.~ ~What! is he whose 85 II, XXXV | permission of their Lord; that is great grace.~ ~[30] Gardens of 86 II, XXXVI(1)| sent to their rescue; a great many were converted, and 87 II, XL | belongs to God, the high, the great! He it is who shows you 88 II, XLII | part into sects therein-a great thing to the idolaters is 89 II, XLII | with their Lord;-that is great grace!~ ~That is what God 90 II, XLII | 35] and those who avoid great sins and abominations, and 91 II, XLIII | were sent down to a man great in the two cities. . . . 1.'~ ~ 92 II, XLIV | we will assault with the great assault, verily, we will 93 II, LIII | with good! those who shun great sins and iniquities,-all 94 II, LIV | and everything small and great is written down.~ ~Verily, 95 II, LIX | behind walls; their valour is great amongst themselves;-thou 96 II, LIX | Mighty, the Repairer, the Great!-celebrated be the praises 97 II, LXVII | down aught; ye are but in great error!"'~ ~[10] And they 98 II, LXVII | them is forgiveness and a great hire!~ ~Speak ye secretly 99 II, LXVIII(1)| expression signifying any great calamity or battle, because 100 II, LXXI | and they have plotted a great plot, and said, "Ye shall 101 II, LXXVI | shalt see pleasure and a great estate! On them shall be 102 II, LXXIX | your cattle.~ ~And when the great predominant calamity shall 103 II, LXXXV | rivers flow,-that is the great bliss!~ ~Verily, the violence 104 II, LXXXVII | he who will broil on the great fire, and then therein shall