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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | holy cities of Mecca and Medînah, and here was the birthplace 2 I | kinswoman settled at YaTHrib (Medînah), by whom he had one posthumous 3 I | the prophet,' or simply El Medînah.~ ~Once established at El 4 I | Once established at El Medînah, Mohammed proceeded to regulate 5 I | take to himself one of the Medînah Muslims, to whom he bound 6 I | Bedr. Of the inhabitants of Medînah, who had not joined in the 7 I | faithful.~ ~The Jews of Medînah were much harder to deal 8 I | supremacy was now assured in Medînah, and he lost no time in 9 I | dwelling in a suburb of Medînah, were attacked, their property 10 I | The war between Mecca and Medînah in the meantime continued.~ ~ 11 I | invaded the territory of Medînah, and the Muslims, on the 12 I | thousand men marched on to Medînah with Abu Sufiyân at their 13 I | neighbouring tribes, marched upon Medînah, being instigated thereto 14 I | six miles south-west of Medînah. Being quite unprepared, 15 I | Benu Aus, their allies in Medînah, should decide their fate. 16 I | Meccans sent Abu Sufiyân to Medînah to offer explanations and 17 I | ordered either to join him at Medînah, or to meet him at certain 18 I | of the Qur'ân revealed at Medînah, and of the oath of fealty 19 I | particularly displeasing to his Medînah followers, who were only 20 I | he went to the Mosque of Medînah, where Abu Bekr was conducting 21 I | better known afterwards as El Medînah, 'the city,' contained many 22 I | the Ansârî, a native of Medînah, who had acted as amanuensis 23 I | name of the place, Mecca or Medînah, at which they were revealed 24 I | were evidently revealed at Medînah, and vice versa. To clear 25 I | speaking to the people of Medînah, though sometimes the former 26 I | phrase occurs in a verse of a Medînah Sûrah.~ ~The Sûrahs resolve 27 I | Mecca and those revealed at Medînah after the flight; and these 28 I | lawgiver after the flight at Medînah.~ ~Sûrahs belonging to the 29 I | of the latter period to Medînah, although the actual place 30 I | calm teaching of the later Medînah ones. This change is gradual, 31 I | altogether.~ ~To understand the Medînah Sûrahs we must bear in mind 32 I | affronts against him.~ ~In Medînah he appears as a military 33 I | power.~ ~The other party at Medînah was composed of the Jewish 34 I | the persons with whom the Medînah Sûrahs chiefly deal.~ ~The 35 I | deal.~ ~The style of the Medînah Sûrahs resembles that of 36 I | much uncertain.~ ~In the Medînah Sûrahs the prophet is no 37 I | VII, XLVI, VI, XIII.~ ~Medînah Sûrahs.~ ~II, XCVIII, LXIV, 38 I | establishment of the first mosque in Medînah. It is called the aDHân 39 I | the pilgrim proceeds to Medînah to visit the tomb of the 40 I | CHAPTER OF THE HEIFER. (Medînah.)~ ~The Qur'ân a guidance. 41 I | CHAPTER OF IMRÂN'S FAMILY. (Medînah.)~ ~God's unity and self-subsistence. 42 I | THE CHAPTER OF WOMEN. (Medînah.)~ ~God creates and watches 43 I | THE CHAPTER OF THE TABLE. (Medînah.)~ ~Believers are to fulfil 44 I | CHAPTER OF THE SPOILS. (Medînah.)~ ~Spoils belong to God 45 I | and the inhabitants of Medînah who gave him refuge, are 46 I | REPENTANCE OR IMMUNITY. (Medînah.)~ ~(This chapter is without 47 I | believe. Some people of Medînah also denounced as hypocrites: 48 I | on his way from Mecca to Medînah during the Flight. God has 49 I | forgiven. The people of Medînah and the neighbouring Arabs 50 I | THE CHAPTER OF LIGHT. (Medînah.)~ ~(This chapter deals 51 I | CHAPTER OF THE CONFEDERATES. (Medînah.)~ ~Mohammed is warned against 52 I | the confederate army at Medînah. Conduct of the 'hypocrites' 53 I | hypocrites and disaffected at Medînah. The fate of the infidels 54 I | MOHAMMED, ALSO CALLED FIGHT. (Medînah.)~ ~Promise of reward to 55 I | THE CHAPTER OF VICTORY. (Medînah.)~ ~Announcement of a victory 1. 56 I | OF THE INNER CHAMBERS. (Medînah.)~ ~Rebuke to some of the 57 I | LVII. THE CHAPTER OF IRON. (Medînah.)~ ~God the controller of 58 I | CHAPTER OF THE WRANGLER. (Medînah.)~ ~Abolition of the idolatrous 59 I | CHAPTER OF THE EMIGRATION. (Medînah.)~ ~The chastisements of 60 I | THE CHAPTER OF THE TRIED. (Medînah.)~ ~Exhortations to the 61 I | CHAPTER OF THE CONGREGATION. (Medînah.)~ ~God has sent the 'illiterate 62 I | CHAPTER OF THE HYPOCRITES. (Medînah.)~ ~The treacherous designs 63 I | THE CHAPTER OF DIVORCE. (Medînah.)~ ~The laws of divorce. 64 I | CHAPTER OF PROHIBITION. (Medînah.)~ ~The prophet is relieved 65 I, IV | CHAPTER OF WOMEN.~ ~(IV. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 66 I, V | CHAPTER OF THE TABLE.~ ~(V. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 67 I, VIII | OF THE SPOILS.~ ~(VIII. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 68 I, VIII(1)| At Medînah.~ ~ ./. 69 I, IX | REPENTANCE OR IMMUNITY.~ ~(IX. Medînah.)~ ~AN immunity from God 70 I, IX(2)| plot had been set afoot at Medînah to kill Mohammed, and was 71 I, IX | hypocrites, and of the people of Medînah, some are stubborn in hypocrisy; 72 I, IX(2)| who helped him while at Medînah.~ ~ ./. 73 I, IX(1)| Qubâ', about two miles from Medînah, the foundation stone of 74 I, IX(1)| four days before he entered Medînah on his flight from Mecca, 75 I, IX | was not for the people of Medînah, and those around about 76 II, XXIV | CHAPTER OF LIGHT.~ ~(XXIV. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 77 II, XXIX(1)| of his followers did at Medînah. Footnotes~ ~ ./. 78 II, XXXIII | CONFEDERATES 1.~ ~(XXXIII. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 79 II, XXXIII(1)| When this sûrah was written Medînah was besieged by a confederation 80 II, XXXIII(1)| deep trench to be dug round Medînah, and himself went out to 81 II, XXXIII(2)| it was only called 'El Medînah, 'the city,' after it had 82 II, XXXIII(4)| attacked after the siege of Medînah had been raised, and punished 83 II, XXXIII | the insurrectionists in Medînah do not desist, we will surely 84 II, XLVII | CALLED FIGHT.~ ~(XLVII. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 85 II, XLVIII | CHAPTER OF VICTORY.~ ~(XLVIII. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 86 II, XLIX | INNER CHAMBERS.~ ~(XLIX. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 87 II, XLIX(4)| tribes of Aus and 'Hazrag at Medînah. See Introduction, p. xxxiv.~ ~ ./. 88 II, LVIII | THE WRANGLER.~ ~(LVIII. Medînah.)~ ~GOD has heard the speech 89 II, LIX | THE EMIGRATION.~ ~(LIX. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 90 II, LIX(1)| Jews of en Na.dhîr, near Medînah, who at first promised to 91 II, LIX(2)| The Ansârs at Medînah.~ ~ 92 II, LX | CHAPTER OF THE TRIED.~ ~(LX. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 93 II, LXII | THE CONGREGATION.~ ~(LXII. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 94 II, LXII(2)| on which Mohammed entered Medînah for the first time.~ ~ 95 II, LXIII | HYPOCRITES 1.~ ~(LXIII. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 96 II, LXIII(1)| portion of the inhabitants of Medînah. See Introduction, p. xxxiv.~ ~ 97 II, LXIII | say, 'If we return to el Medînah, the mightier will surely 98 II, LXIV(2)| at least was revealed at Medînah. Footnotes~ ~ ./. 99 II, LXV | CHAPTER OF DIVORCE.~ ~(LXV. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 100 II, LXVI | PROHIBITION 1.~ ~(LXVI. Medînah.)~ ~IN the name of the merciful 101 II, LXXIII(1)| its style to belong to the Medînah period; and there is a tradition 102 II, LXXX(1)| subsequently made him governor of Medînah. Footnotes~ ~ ./.