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 1  I             |            setting before them the fate of those who had rejected
 2  I             |       Medînah, should decide their fate. Mohammed chose for arbitrator
 3  I             |      angelic aid. Usury denounced. Fate of those who rejected the
 4  I             |    pretence that they are infidels Fate of the half-hearted Muslims
 5  I             |          the Jews' and Christians: fate of those before them who
 6  I             |    exhorted to take warning by the fate of those of old, who rejected
 7  I             |        communities like men: their fate is all written in the Book:
 8  I             |           must take warning by the fate of those who rejected the
 9  I             |          the Jews' and Christians: fate of those before them who
10  I             |      leader, on the day of battle. Fate of the hypocrites. Warning
11  I             |             Warning from Pharaoh's fate. The infidels who break
12  I             |               paragraph continues] Fate of the idolaters and false
13  I             |      warned of the last day by the fate of previous nations. Reproval
14  I             |         the other prophets of old. Fate of Pharaoh and vindication
15  I             |      bidden to take warning by the fate of the cities whose stories
16  I             |          to tell the tale. Similar fate of the people of the Grove
17  I             |       misbelievers. Warning of the fate Mecca is to expect if its
18  I             |     Mohammed: he is only a mortal. Fate of those who disbelieve
19  I             |           disbelieved in them: his fate: the children of Israel
20  I             |           of the resurrection day: fate of the mountains on that
21  I             |          day. Prayer enjoined. The fate of those of yore a sufficient
22  I             |           Meccans~ ~ ./. of a like fate. Satan contrives to suggest
23  I             |           born to him. Lot and the fate of the inhabitants of Sodom.
24  I             |          Sho'hâib. 'Âd and Thamûd. Fate of Qarûn, Pharaoh, and Hâmân.
25  I             |          The Meccans warned by the fate of former cities. The idols
26  I             |         the earth through sin. The fate of former idolaters. Exhortation
27  I             |          and are admonished by the fate of the ruined cities they
28  I             |        disaffected at Medînah. The fate of the infidels at the last
29  I             |         assembled at the last day. Fate of the misbelievers on that
30  I             |      confederates shall be touted. Fate of the people of Noah, Pharaoh,
31  I             |          Meccans are warned by the fate of their predecessors not
32  I             |          Meccans are warned by the fate of their predecessors. Exhortation
33  I             |         Mohammed encouraged by the fate of other nations who rejected
34  I             |            earth. Warning from the fate of Ad and Thamûd. The very
35  I             |          older nations made: their fate. Abraham disclaimed idolatry.
36  I             |           by others or distracted. Fate of Pharaoh for rejecting
37  I             |       Pharaoh for rejecting Moses: fate of the people of Tubbâ'h.
38  I             | resurrection, and warning of their fate on that day.~ ~XLVI. THE
39  I             |        future life. Example of the fate of the nations of old who
40  I             |          the destruction of Sodom. Fate of Pharaoh, of 'Âd, of Thamûd,
41  I             |       Arabs are admonished, by the fate of former nations, to believe
42  I             |         opponent. Example from the fate of the owner of the 'gardens.'
43  I             |           The infallible judgment. Fate of those who denied it,
44  I             |     worshipped by the Arabs: their fate.~ ~LXXII. THE CHAPTER OF
45  I             |          believers. Example of the fate of Pharaoh and Thamûd.~ ~
46  I             |            OF THE DAWN. (Mecca.)~ ~Fate of previous nations who
47  I,      VII(2)|          them in the book of their fate.~ ~ ./. 
48 II,     XVII(2)|                 I.e. 'fortune' or 'fate,' literally, 'bird;' the
49 II,      XXI(1)|           which each human being's fate is written, which book he
50 II,       LI(2)|                      I.e. like the fate of those who wronged the
51 II,      LII   |           him the sad accidents of fate?'~ ~[30] Say, 'Wait ye then;