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1 I | the sheep and goats of the Meccans, an occupation which, even 2 I | the open hostility of the Meccans, the position of its converts 3 I | God then and worship!' the Meccans prostrated themselves to 4 I | achieved, the proud and mocking Meccans had acknowledged the truth 5 I | quietly dispersed.~ ~The Meccans, who had got a hint of the 6 I | town and went over to the Meccans; others remained behind, 7 I | with such violence that the Meccans could scarcely march upon 8 I | he threw it towards the Meccans, and exclaimed, 'May their 9 I | hampered the movements of the Meccans that they were soon completely 10 I | belonging to the Qurâis.~ ~The Meccans, determined to revenge the 11 I | of God, was slain.~ ~The Meccans did not pursue their victory, 12 I | in great jeopardy. 4,000 Meccans and 1,000 men, gathered 13 I | 3,000 men.~ ~The invading Meccans were completely checked 14 I | place in the camp of the Meccans, who broke up and precipitately 15 I | sheathed sword for each.~ ~The Meccans contemplated Mohammed's 16 I | agreed upon; any of the Meccans who pleased should be at 17 I | entered the Holy City, and the Meccans having retired to the neighbouring 18 I | tribe in alliance with the Meccans, and some Meccans in disguise 19 I | with the Meccans, and some Meccans in disguise were recognised 20 I | recommencing hostilities. The Meccans sent Abu Sufiyân to Medînah 21 I | neighbourhood, and before the Meccans had any certain knowledge 22 I | general amnesty, and the Meccans readily embraced Islâm and 23 I | which the conservative Meccans could not afford to despise, 24 I | Thus, in addressing the Meccans the words yâ aiyuha 'nnâs, ' 25 I | the merciful one.'~ ~The Meccans, however, seem to have taken 26 I | follow the lusts of the Meccans. God's omniscience. He takes 27 I | revelation from God to the Meccans, fulfilling their Scriptures; 28 I | too speak ill of God. The Meccans would not have believed 29 I | high rank of some of the Meccans is only a trial from the 30 I | the Qur'ân fearlessly. The Meccans must take warning by the 31 I | at Bedr. Address to the Meccans who, fearing an attack from 32 I | Exhortation to fight against the Meccans. Idolaters may not repair 33 I | been devised by God. The Meccans are challenged to produce 34 I | at the resurrection. The Meccans too shall be punished: They 35 I | are in Paradise. The Meccans are bidden to take warning 36 I | revealed in Arabic that the Meccans may understand: it contains 37 I | God unacceptable to the Meccans. The resurrection. Idolaters 38 I | been sent with signs, the Meccans would have disbelieved them 39 I | read fall down adoring. The Meccans, their successors, are promised 40 I | the resurrection day. The Meccans pass by the ruined dwellings 41 I | is only sent to warn the Meccans~ ~ ./. of a like fate. Satan 42 I | false accusations of the Meccans, but to seek refuge in God. 43 I | governor of all; yet the Meccans call it 'old folks' tales:' 44 I | truth of the Qur'ân. The Meccans warned by the example of 45 I | triumph of the latter. The Meccans warned by the fate of former 46 I | others. The affluence of the Meccans will only increase their 47 I | worshippers of false gods. The Meccans accuse~ ~ ./. paragraph 48 I | with shooting-stars. Do the Meccans imagine themselves stronger 49 I | The false gods and the Meccans shall recriminate each other 50 I | the city (of Nineveh). The Meccans rebuked for saying that 51 I | Scriptures forgeries: the Meccans are warned thereby. Any 52 I | Pharaoh, Thamûd, and Lot: the Meccans must expect the same. Mohammed 53 I | of the judgment day. The Meccans are warned by the fate of 54 I | frightened with the idols of the Meccans. Their helplessness demonstrated. 55 I | God's help in trouble. The Meccans are warned by the fate of 56 I | DETAILED.' (Mecca.)~ ~The Meccans are called on to believe 57 I | disclaimed idolatry. The Meccans were permitted to enjoy 58 I | a collision between the Meccans and the Muslims when the 59 I | imposter. Reproof of the Meccans for their superstitions, 60 I | accused of imposture. The Meccans warned by the stories of 61 I, II(1)| the occasion on which the Meccans prevented Mohammed from 62 I, VIII(2)| An address to the Meccans who, when threatened with 63 I, XVI(1)| The Meccans.~ ~ 64 I, XVI(1)| mutilation of his corpse by the Meccans, and is a protest against 65 II, XX(1)| The Meccans.~ ~ ./. 66 II, XXI(4)| religion preached to the Meccans was the same as that preached 67 II, XXIII(1)| The famine which the Meccans suffered; and which was 68 II, XXV(1)| That is, the idolatrous Meccans; see Part I, p. 249, note 69 II, XXX(1)| I.e. as they, the Meccans, do not consider their slaves 70 II, XXXIV(3)| That is, the Meccans.~ ~ ./. 71 II, XXXVII(1)| The Meccans.~ ~ 72 II, XXXVIII(2)| The Meccans.~ ~ ./. 73 II, XXXIX | those who do wrong of these (Meccans), there shall befall them 74 II, XLIII(2)| I.e. the Meccans.~ ~ ./. 75 II, XLIII | Nay; but I let these (Meccans) and their fathers have 76 II, XLIII(3)| offspring be produced among the Meccans themselves.~ ~ 77 II, XLIV(1)| The Meccans.~ ~ 78 II, XLVI(2)| I.e. the Meccans.~ ~ ./. 79 II, XLVIII(2)| formula which the unbelieving Meccans rejected.~ ~ 80 II, LX(2)| Balta'hah had given the Meccans warning of an p. 278 intended 81 II, LXXII(2)| The Meccans.~ ~ ./.