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 1  I             |     future life had not as yet taken a definite hold on the people,
 2  I             |       Amînah.~ ~The orphan was taken care of by his grandfather '
 3  I             |      illegible, and this being taken as an evidence of the divine
 4  I             |       prisoners and much booty taken. Of the captives, six were
 5  I             |     that the prophet should be taken for 'a soothsayer,' for '
 6  I             |     and his arrangement may be taken as the best which Arabic
 7  I             | Meccans, however, seem to have taken these for~ ~ ./. the names
 8  I             |      attached to each Sûrah is taken from some striking word
 9  I             |        slain, unless they have taken refuge with a tribe in league
10  I             |        Bedr. Precautions to be taken against an attack during
11  I             |        ransom for the captives taken at Bedr. The spoils are
12  I             |         Infidels are not to be taken for patrons even when they
13  I             |     follow it. Human souls are taken to God during sleep, and
14  I,       II(3)|       objections that had been taken against the mention of such
15  I,       II   |      nor shall compensation be taken from it, nor shall they
16  I,       II   |      of days 2.' Say, 'Have ye taken a covenant with God?' but
17  I,       II(4)|        portion of the story is taken from Judges vi.~ ~ ./. 
18  I,       II   |   scribe, then let a pledge be taken. But if one of you trust
19  I,      III   |        ye resolved and have ye taken my compact on that (condition)?'
20  I,       IV(1)|                          Women taken in adultery or fornication
21  I,       IV   |       the other, and they have taken from you a rigid compact?~ ~
22  I,        V   |       are Christians,' we have taken a compact; but they have
23  I,        V   |  revealed to him, they had not taken these for their patrons;
24  I,       VI   |           Leave those who have taken their religion for a play
25  I,      VII(1)|    She-camel." It is generally taken for granted that the Prophet
26  I,      VII(1)|        in all probability have taken the story from the national
27  I,      VII   |   merciful. Verily, these have taken to themselves a calf; there
28  I,      VII   |        them too! Was there not taken from them a covenant by~ ~ ./. 
29  I,     VIII   |     Eat of what spoils ye have taken, what is lawful and good;
30  I,     VIII   |      better than that which is taken from you, and will forgive
31  I,     VIII(1)|     allow of such ransom being taken.~ ~ ./. 
32  I,       IX(1)|         Mohammed's uncle, when taken prisoner and reproached
33  I,       IX   |  befall thee they say, 'We had taken care for our affair before;'
34  I,       IX   |       there are those who have taken to a mosque for mischief,
35  I,        X   |     hear.~ ~They say, 'God has taken to Himself a son.' Celebrated
36  I,       XI   |      you than God? or have you taken Him as something to cast
37  I,      XII   |      know that your father has taken a compact from God against
38  I,      XVI   |          and they shall not be taken back into favour.~ ~And
39 II,     XVII   |       and then they would have taken thee for a friend; and had
40 II,     XVII   |       had wished we would have taken away that with which we
41 II,     XVII   |    belongs to God, who has not taken to Himself a son, and has
42 II,    XVIII   |       those who say, 'God hath taken to Himself a son.'~ ~They
43 II,    XVIII   |      These people of ours have taken to other gods beside Him.
44 II,    XVIII(1)|      metaphors in Arabic being taken from camel riding. The Arabs
45 II,      XIX   |     with the unseen, or has he taken a compact with the Merciful?
46 II,      XIX   |  intercession, save he who has taken a compact with the Merciful.~ ~
47 II,      XIX   |    They say, 'The Merciful has taken to Himself a son:'-ye have
48 II,      XXI   |      to a sport, we would have taken to one from before ourselves;
49 II,      XXI   |     intermission. Or have they taken gods from the earth who
50 II,      XXI   |        questioned.~ ~Have they taken gods beside Him? Say, 'Bring
51 II,      XXI   |    they say, 'The Merciful has taken a son 1;~ ~celebrated be
52 II,     XXIV(1)|         named Mista'h, who had taken part in spreading the reports
53 II,      XXV   |     the earth, and who has not taken to Himself a son, and who
54 II,      XXV   |      say, 'O, would that I had taken a way with the Apostle 3! [
55 II,      XXV   |    would that I had~ ~ ./. not taken such a one for a friend
56 II,      XXV   |         verily, my people have taken this Qur'ân to be obsolete!'~ ~
57 II,    XXVII   |    mercy.' They said, 'We have taken an augury concerning thee
58 II,    XXVII(1)|       the last words are to be taken as the conclusion of the
59 II,   XXXIII   |       wherever they are found,-taken and slain with slaughter!~ ~
60 II,    XXXIV   |      escape, and they shall be taken from a place that is nigh.
61 II,   XXXVII(1)|  Ishmael and not Isaac who was taken as a sacrifice.~ ~ ./. 
62 II,       XL   |     you there are some who are taken away before,-that ye may
63 II,      XLI   |       again, they shall not be taken into favour.~ ~We will allot
64 II,    XLIII   |      ungrateful.~ ~[15] Has He taken of what He creates daughters,
65 II,      XLV   |      aught, nor what they have taken besides God for patrons;
66 II,      XLV   | therefrom, neither shall ye be taken back into favour.'~ ~[35]
67 II,     LVII   |       in your Lord; and He has taken a compact from you, if ye
68 II,     LVII   |      to-day there shall not be taken from you a ransom, nor from
69 II,    LVIII   |        they have done. God has taken account of it, but they
70 II,    LXXII   |       our Lord be exalted!-has taken to Himself neither consort
71 II,      CII(2)|      that their dead should be taken into account as well as