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 1  I             |    appeared to him and bade him 'READ 1!' 'I am no reader!' Mohammed
 2  I             |     violently and again bade him read.~ ~ ./. paragraph continues]
 3  I,        0(1)|    Sprenger imagines it to mean 'read the Jewish and Christian
 4  I             |    commence the 96th chapter:~ ~'READ! in the name of thy Lord,
 5  I             |       man from congealed blood.~ READ! for thy Lord is the most
 6  I             |         afresh, and this time it read: 'Have ye considered Allât
 7  I             |        whether the prophet could read or write, the Sunnis denying
 8  I             |          vers. 1-6, which begin 'Read,' and in which the angel
 9  I             |            and to command him to read it, the act implied may
10  I             |   probable that he could neither read nor write, and it is almost
11  I             |         they had seen, heard, or read. The New Testament, it is
12  I             |        from the verb qara'a, 'to read,' though some lexicographers
13  I             |          that 'the Qur'ân may be read according to the seven Arabic
14  I             |         so that the whole may be read through during the month
15  I             |        signs of the merciful are read fall down adoring. The Meccans,
16  I             |       Qur'ân. Mohammed unable to read. Signs are only in the power
17  I             |      believers, and of those who read and follow the Qur'ân: punishment
18  I             |        Mohammed's first call to 'Read' the Qur'ân. Denunciation
19  I,       II(2)|         Chapter X, which begins 'Read,' and others.~ ~ ./. 
20  I,       II   |        and forget yourselves? ye read the Book, do ye not then
21  I,       II   |         on nought;' and yet they read the Book. So, too, say those
22  I,       II   |          the Book~ ~ ./. and who read it as it should be read,
23  I,       II   |          read it as it should be read, believe therein; and whoso
24  I,       II   |      from amongst themselves, to read to them Thy signs and teach
25  I,       VI   |        verily, we, for what they read, care naught.' Or, lest
26  I,      VII   |         haply they may return.~ ~Read to them the declaration
27  I,      VII(1)|         the ground,' which would read word for word in Arabic '
28  I,      VII   |           And when the Qur'ân is read, then listen thereto and
29  I,       IX(1)|          to whom the passage was read, did not deny it.~ ~
30  I,        X   |         unto thee, ask those who read the Book before thee verily,
31  I,      XVI   |              100] When thou dost read the Qur'ân, ask refuge with
32 II,     XVII   |          to him wide open. [15] 'Read thy book, thou art accountant
33 II,     XVII   |       his right hand-these shall read their book, nor shall they
34 II,     XVII   |         on us a book that we may read!'~ ~Say, 'Celebrated be
35 II,     XVII   |         divided, that thou mayst read it to mankind leisurely,
36 II,     XVII   |  knowledge before it, when it is read to them fall down upon their
37 II,      XIX   |        signs of the Merciful are read to them, they fall down
38 II,      XXI(2)|                      Hadab, some read gadath, 'grave.'~ ~
39 II,     XXII(1)|    translated, 'but that when he read Satan threw something into
40 II,     XXII(1)|  annulled, and the verse made to read as it now stands.~ ~
41 II,     XXII   |       them.~ ~When our signs are read to them manifest, thou mayest
42 II,     XXVI   |        any barbarian, and he had read it to them, they would not
43 II,     XXXI(3)| Shâh-nâmeh of Firdausî. These he read to the Qurâis as being more
44 II,   XXXVII(2)|       others divide the word and read it Âl-ya-sîn, i.e. 'the
45 II,      XLI(1)|       and we who are expected to read it Arabs?' This is paraphrased
46 II,    XLIII(4)|                             Some read, 'a sign,' which is perhaps
47 II,    XLIII(4)|      Some commentators, however, read 'it,' instead of 'he,' referring
48 II,     LXIX   |       shall say, 'Here! take and read my book. [20] Verily, I
49 II,   LXXIII   |      relentant towards you.~ ~So read what is easy of the Qur'
50 II,   LXXIII   |        in the cause of God. Then read what is easy of it and be
51 II,     LXXV   |          us to collect it and to read it; and when we read it
52 II,     LXXV   |          to read it; and when we read it then follow its reading.
53 II,  LXXXIII   |          who, when our signs are read to him, says, 'Old folks'
54 II,   LXXXIV   |          and, when the Qur'ân is read to them, do not adore? Nay,
55 II,     XCVI   |          and compassionate God.~ READ, in the name of thy Lord!~
56 II,     XCVI   |       man from congealed blood!~ Read, for thy Lord is most generous!~ [