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1 I | traditions: a number of Jews had found their way into 2 I | them of Christians and of Jews caused the monotheistic 3 I | the superstition of the Jews amongst whom they lived, 4 I | the pagan inhabitants. The Jews of YaTHrib, struck by this 5 I | band of the faithful.~ ~The Jews of Medînah were much harder 6 I | amalgamate, and that the Jews would never accept him for 7 I | there feel his power. The Jews first experienced the full 8 I | instigated thereto by the Jews who had been expelled from 9 I | career he turned to the Jews, imagining that, as he claimed 10 I | little notice either of the Jews or Christians, and when 11 I | well-known exclusiveness of the Jews and their unwillingness 12 I | with the religion of the Jews and Christians, as practised 13 I | reading the word of God as the Jews and Christians did. He accordingly 14 I | the city of YaTHrib. The Jews were at first looked to 15 I | the guardian angel of the Jews 1; Isrâfîl, the archangel 16 I | murder. Charge against the Jews of corrupting the Scriptures. 17 I | Paradise not exclusively for Jews and Christians. Mosques 18 I | Abraham a 'Hanîf. Reproof to Jews who pretend to believe and 19 I | between the prophets. The Jews rebuked for prohibiting 20 I | paragraph continues] Jews of perverting the Scriptures 21 I | middle course is allowed. The Jews were punished for demanding 22 I | lawful foods forbidden the Jews for their injustice and 23 I | Forbidden meats. The food of Jews and Christians is lawful~ ~ ./. 24 I | and of the idea that the Jews and Christians are 'sons 25 I | Mohammed is to judge both Jews and Christians by the Qur' 26 I | Muslims are not to take Jews and Christians for patrons. 27 I | threatened. Further appeal to the Jews' and Christians: fate of 28 I | transformed for their sins. The Jews reproved for saying that ' 29 I | preach his message. Sabæans, Jews, and Christians appealed 30 I | doctrine of the Trinity. Jews and idolaters are the most 31 I | their Scriptures; but the Jews have perverted or suppressed 32 I | The prohibition to the Jews of certain food was only 33 I | prophet' foretold. Some Jews are just and rightly guided. 34 I | apes. The dispersion of the Jews. The mountain held over 35 I | The mountain held over the Jews. The covenant of God with 36 I | and of the idea that the Jews and Christians are 'sons 37 I | Mohammed is. to judge both Jews and Christians by the Qur' 38 I | Muslims are not to take Jews and Christians for patrons. 39 I | threatened. Further appeal to the Jews' and Christians: fate of 40 I | transformed for their sins. The~ ~Jews reproved for saying that ' 41 I | preach his message. Sabæans, Jews, and Christians appealed 42 I | doctrine of the Trinity. Jews and idolaters are the most 43 I | are to be attacked. The Jews denounced for saying that 44 I | The People of the Book (Jews and Christians) appealed 45 I | promised a good reward. The Jews and Christians to be asked 46 I | will decide between the Jews, Christians, Sabæans, Magians, 47 I | plain Arabic. The learned Jews recognise its truth from 48 I | disputed points for the Jews. Mohammed bidden to trust 49 I | defeat of the Benu Qurâithah Jews: the men are executed: their 50 I | The chastisements of the Jews who would not believe in 51 I | illiterate prophet.' The Jews rebuked for unbelief. Muslims 52 I | origin doubtful.)~ ~Rebuke to Jews and Christians for doubting 53 I, II | believe, or those who are Jews or Christians or Sabæans, 54 I, II(1)| constant charge against the Jews is that of having corrupted 55 I, II(2)| superstition of certain Jews.~ ~ ./. 56 I, II(2)| The Jews objected to Mohammed's assertion 57 I, II(3)| means 'observe us,' but the Jews connected it with the Hebrew 58 I, II | Paradise save such as be Jews or Christians;' that is 59 I, II | shall not grieve.~ ~The Jews say, The Christians rest 60 I, II | the Christians say, 'The Jews rest on nought;' and yet 61 I, II | the fellows of hell.~ ~The Jews will. not be satisfied with 62 I, II | They say, 'Be ye Jews or Christians so shall ye 63 I, II | Jacob, and the Tribes were Jews or Christians? Say, 'Are 64 I, II(2)| turn their face, as did the Jews, to the temple at Jerusalem; 65 I, III(1)| the expression from the Jews, ummîyûn having the same 66 I, III | witness.' But they (the Jews) were crafty, and God was 67 I, III(1)| is said to allude to some Jews who professed Islâm in the 68 I, IV | help.~ ~And those who are Jews, and those who pervert the 69 I, IV | injustice of those who are Jews have we forbidden them good 70 I, V | mighty over all!~ ~But the Jews and the Christians say, ' 71 I, V | believe; or of those who are Jews, listeners to a lie,-listeners 72 I, V | judge thereby those who were Jews, as did the masters 1 and 73 I, V | who believe! take not the Jews and Christians for your 74 I, V | they have performed.~ ~The Jews say, 'God's hand is fettered;' 75 I, V | believe and those who are Jews, and the Sabæans, and the 76 I, V | those who believe are the Jews and the idolaters; and thou 77 I, VI(1)| The Jews are here, as frequently 78 I, VI | merciful.'~ ~To those who were Jews did we prohibit everything 79 I, IX | little ones.~ ~[30] The Jews say Ezra is the son of God; 80 I, IX(1)| captivity, and that the Jews said he could not have done 81 I, IX(1)| have been true because the Jews themselves, to whom the 82 I, XV(3)| Probably referring to the Jews and Christians who are here 83 I, XVI | woe!~ ~For those who are Jews we have forbidden what we 84 II, XVII(4)| two sins committed by the Jews, and for which these punishments 85 II, XVIII(2)| Mohammed being asked by the Jews concerning the number of 86 II, XX(1)| 1) were regarded by the Jews.~ ~ 87 II, XXII | paragraph continues] Jews, and the Sabæans, and the 88 II, XXXIII(4)| The Qurâithah Jews, whom Mohammed attacked 89 II, XLII(1)| 207 faith, or after the Jews and Christians had assented 90 II, XLVIII(1)| an expedition against the Jews of Khâibar, which Mohammed 91 II, LVIII(1)| The Jews. Footnotes~ ~ ./. 92 II, LIX(1)| The Jews of en Na.dhîr, near Medînah, 93 II, LIX(4)| The Jews.~ ~ ./. 94 II, LIX(1)| idolaters slain at Bedr, or the Jews of Qâinuqâh, or those of 95 II, LXII | people.~ ~Say, 'O ye who are Jews! if ye pretend that ye are