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 1  I             |     Arabs was Sabæanism, or the worship of the hosts of heaven,
 2  I             |       arose from this planetary worship.~ ~The comparatively simple
 3  I             |      avert their harm. From the worship of these personifications~ ~ ./. 
 4  I             |       such favourite objects of worship that, although Mohammed
 5  I             |       time.~ ~Another object of worship then, and of the greatest
 6  I             |       but believing lips.~ ~The worship of stones is a very old
 7  I             |      all but lost, and even the worship of the powers of nature
 8  I             |    pilgrimages, sacrifices, and worship of the tribal idols were
 9  I             |    which individual tribes paid worship were then all concentrated
10  I             |    chapter, 'Adore God then and worship!' the Meccans prostrated
11  I             |         them perfect freedom of worship and political equality,
12  I             |       his own conversion to the worship of the Dioscuri. Even the
13  I             |  precincts of a Muslim place of worship. Another name is gâmi'h, '
14  I             |      were rejected. Against the worship of the Messiah and the doctrine
15  I             |        denies commanding men to worship him and his mother as gods.~ ~ ./. 
16  I             |      were rejected. Against the worship of the Messiah and the doctrine
17  I             |        denies commanding men to worship him and his mother as gods.~ ~ ./. 
18  I             |     such a cause, all places of worship would be destroyed. The
19  I             |    create a fly. Exhortation to worship God and fight for the faith
20  I             |      day. The prophet bidden to worship 'the Lord of this land,'
21  I             |       who protested against the worship of Baal. Lot was saved.
22  I             |     devil. Against sun and moon worship. The angels praise God,
23  I,      III   |         Lord, and your Lord, so worship Him:-this is the right path.'~ ~[
24  I,        V   |     them apes and swine-and who worship Tâghût, they are in a worse
25  I,        V   |           O children of Israel! worship God, my Lord and your Lord,'
26  I,        V   |       what Thou didst bid me,-" Worship God, my Lord and your Lord,"
27  I,       VI   |         Say, 'I am forbidden to worship those ye call upon beside
28  I,       VI(2)| probably a survival of some old worship p. 128 of the powers of
29  I,       VI   |     Creator of everything; then worship Him, for He o'er everything
30  I,      VII   |     thou come to us that we may worship God alone, and leave what
31  I,      VII   |        what our fathers used to worship? then bring us what thou
32  I,      VII   |         who said, 'O my people! worship God; ye have no god but
33  I,       IX   |          but they are bidden to worship but one God, there is no
34  I,       IX   |     Those who repent, those who worship, those who praise, those
35  I,        X   |         for you-your Lord! Then worship Him-do ye not mind?~ ~To
36  I,        X   |       shall not prosper.~ ~They worship beside God what can neither
37  I,        X   |         my religion, I will not worship those ye worship other than
38  I,        X   |       will not worship those ye worship other than God; but I worship
39  I,        X   |   worship other than God; but I worship God, who takes you to Himself,
40  I,       XI   |         one, the aware: that ye worship not other than God,-verily,
41  I,       XI   |      warner; that ye should not worship any save God. Verily, I
42  I,       XI   |          said he, 'O my people! worship God; ye have no~ ~ ./. god
43  I,       XI   |          dost thou forbid us to worship what our fathers worshipped?
44  I,      XII   |      the dominant? [40] What ye worship beside Him are naught but
45  I,      XII   |         only God's; He bids you worship only Him. That is the standard
46 II,     XVII(1)|   obvious allusion to the saint worship of the Christians.' As,
47 II,      XIX   |       my Lord and your Lord, so worship Him; this is the right way.~ ~
48 II,      XIX   |        O my sire! why dost thou worship what can neither hear nor
49 II,      XIX   |         They 2 shall deny their worship and shall be opponents of
50 II,    XXIII   |      and he said, 'O my people! worship God, ye have no god but
51 II,     XXIV   |         in exchange;-they shall worship me, they shall not associate
52 II,      XXV   |      Lord is mighty.~ ~Yet they worship beside God what can neither
53 II,     XXVI   |        Where is what ye used to worship beside God? can they help
54 II,   XXVIII   | ourselves to thee;-they did not worship us!'~ ~ ./. And it will
55 II,     XXIX   |    enough 1; me therefore do ye worship.~ ~Every soul must taste
56 II,    XXXIV   |         these those who used to worship you?'~ ~[40] They shall
57 II,    XXXIV   |         them. Nay, they used to worship the ginns, most of them
58 II,    XXXVI   |       ails me that I should not worship Him who originated me, and
59 II,   XXXVII   |          Verily, ye and what ye worship shall not try any one concerning
60 II,  XXXVIII(1)|      and promised, if she would worship him, to restore their former
61 II,       XL   |       are too big with pride to worship shall enter into hell, shrinking
62 II,    XLIII(3)|     their religion, such as the worship of angels and the ascribing
63 II,    XLIII   |      son then am I the first to worship him. Celebrated be the praise
64 II,       LI   |      mankind save that they may worship me.~ ~I do not desire any
65 II,     LIII(2)|      Dog-star, was an object of worship amongst the ancient Arabs.~ ~
66 II,   XCVIII   |         not bidden aught but to worship God, being sincere in religion