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 1  I             |      heaven,' which many of the Muslims allow to have been merely
 2  I             |    annoyed at the escape of the Muslims, as they had hoped and determined
 3  I             |        the small remnant of the Muslims who were left in Mecca.~ ~
 4  I             |     accusation, the new band of Muslims was enabled to return home
 5  I             |      himself one of the Medînah Muslims, to whom he bound himself
 6  I             |        escaped an attack by the Muslims, was returning from Syria
 7  I             |   caravan. Arrived at Bedr, the Muslims took up such a position
 8  I             |      part of the engagement the Muslims, by Mohammed's order, stood
 9  I             |    faces be covered with shame! Muslims to the attack!' The condition
10  I             |   territory of Medînah, and the Muslims, on the other hand, captured
11  I             |     between the two cities. The Muslims were divided in opinion,
12  I             |        skirmishes, in which the Muslims had the advantage, and a
13  I             |     thus afforded, and took the Muslims on the flank and completely
14  I             |        of the year 627 A.D. the Muslims were in great jeopardy.
15  I             |      and vice versâ, any of the Muslims who chose might enter the
16  I             |         to be allowed to become Muslims without the consent of their
17  I             |        Farewell Pilgrimage,' as Muslims call it, and standing upon
18  I             |         the less reverential of Muslims. El Mukanna', the 'veiled
19  I             |       determined to prevent the Muslims from differing amongst themselves
20  I             |    verse (Sûrah and 'Âyah), the Muslims themselves quote the Book.~ ~
21  I             |     which God is invoked by the Muslims; they are ninety-nine in
22  I             |         These names are used by Muslims in their devotions, the
23  I             |        the book, as used by the Muslims, and as Mohammed's successors
24  I             |        tribe in league with the Muslims. Penalty for killing a believer
25  I             |        Fate of the half-hearted Muslims who fell at Bedr. Precautions
26  I             |      pilgrimage are lawful. The Muslims are not to bear ill-will
27  I             |  Christians is lawful~ ~ ./. to Muslims: so too their women. Ablutions
28  I             |         cases of pollution. The Muslims are bidden to remember the
29  I             |         of the pagan Arabs? The Muslims are not to take Jews and
30  I             |         the most hostile to the Muslims; and the Christians are
31  I             |       idolaters for mocking the Muslims at prayer. Offer of an amnesty
32  I             |      amnesty to those~ ~ ./. to Muslims: so too their women. Ablutions
33  I             |         cases of pollution. The Muslims are bidden to remember the
34  I             |         of the pagan Arabs? The Muslims are not to take Jews and
35  I             |         the most hostile to the Muslims; and the Christians are
36  I             |         made to seem few in the Muslims' eyes, while they seemed
37  I             |      multitude of infidels. The Muslims are reproved for accepting
38  I             |        them. Exhortation to the Muslims to march forth to battle.
39  I             |     Abraham, whose religion the Muslims profess. God is the sovereign
40  I             |        houses. Behaviour of the Muslims towards the Apostle. He
41  I             |         hypocrites stand by the Muslims only in success. The unbelievers
42  I             |   interference in favour of the Muslims when besieged by the confederate
43  I             |      his license to take wives. Muslims are not to enter the prophet'
44  I             |     between the Meccans and the Muslims when the latter were prohibited
45  I             |           Rebuke to some of the Muslims who had presumed too much
46  I             |      still obedient; of certain Muslims who contended together;
47  I             |             Exhortations to the Muslims not to treat secretly with
48  I             |      Jews rebuked for unbelief. Muslims are not to leave the congregation
49  I,       II(1)|       rendered 'until ye become Muslims.'~ ~
50  I,       II(2)|      slaughtering an animal the Muslims always repeat the formula
51  I,       IV(1)|   Alluding to some half-hearted Muslims, slain at Bedr.~ ~ ./. 
52  I,       VI(2)|         devoutly believed in by Muslims, and are supposed to be
53  I,     VIII(2)|                             The Muslims were fewer in number than
54 II,     XVII(1)|      the more irksome duties of Muslims, and should be allowed to
55 II,     XVII(1)|           c., are called by the Muslims al 'asmâ'u 'l'husnâ, 'the
56 II,     XVII(2)|        command is obeyed by the Muslims frequently pronouncing the
57 II,    XVIII(1)|     expressing admiration among Muslims.~ ~ ./. 
58 II,     XXII   |       Abraham. He has named you Muslims before and in this (book),
59 II,    XXXII(2)|        so often expressed, that Muslims are to be certain of a meeting
60 II,   XXXIII(2)|                            I.e. Muslims; see Part I, p. 15, note
61 II,   XLVIII   |       them or they shall become Muslims. And if ye obey, God will
62 II,   XLVIII(1)|         were so annoying to the Muslims, that it was with difficulty
63 II,     XLIX   |        but say, "We have become Muslims;" for the faith has not
64 II,     XLIX   |         oblige thee by becoming Muslims. Say, 'Nay! deem not that
65 II,     XLIX   |      oblige me by your becoming Muslims! God obliges you, by directing
66 II,        L(4)|     hear; generally supposed by Muslims to be the temple at Jerusalem.~ ~
67 II,       LI   |      found therein one house of Muslims.~ ~ ./. And we left therein
68 II,      LIV(1)|          This is appealed to by Muslims as a prophecy fulfilled
69 II,      LIX(3)|                             The Muslims did not use cavalry on the
70 II,      LXI(2)|   Paraclete in John xvi. 7, the Muslims declaring that the word
71 II,     LXVI   | exchange wives better than you, Muslims, believers, devout, repentant,
72 II,   LXVIII   |          Shall we then make the Muslims like the sinners? What ails
73 II,    LXXII   |          of us are some who are Muslims, and of us some are trespassers;
74 II,    LXXII   |         but those of us who are Muslims they strive after right
75 II,     XCIV(1)|        the words literally some Muslims have supposed it to refer