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 1  I             |          not destroy it for three years, and that their territory
 2  I             |         death, which happened two years later, left him to the guardianship
 3  I             |        and although she was forty years of age and he barely twenty-five,
 4  I             |       Bekr, whom he married three years after 'Hadîgah's decease,
 5  I             |           two and a half or three years.~ ~Dark thoughts of suicide
 6  I             |      enemy of El Islâm.~ ~For two years the Hâsimîs lay under the
 7  I             |  starvation. During the two weary years of suffering and distress
 8  I             |          whom he married in three years time. This woman gained
 9  I             |          the truths of Islâm. Ten years had rolled by and the number
10  I             |    extending every day.~ ~For six years neither he nor his followers
11  I             |           in which a truce of ten years was agreed upon; any of
12  I             | independent prince, while the ten years' truce not only enabled
13  I             |     numerous border tribes.~ ~Two years after the truce of 'Hudâibîyeh,
14  I             |         attention during the last years of his life. With true political
15  I             |           new doctrine. For three years, however, only fourteen
16  I             |            At length, some twenty years afterwards, the Caliph Othmân,
17  I             |           father Sho'hâib for ten years and then marries his daughter.
18  I,       II   |          fain live for a thousand years,-but he will not be reprieved
19  I,       II   |          their children two whole years for one who wishes to complete
20  I,       II   |        made him die for a hundred years, then He raised him, and
21  I,       II   |       thou hast tarried a hundred years; look at thy food and drink,
22  I,        V   |         forbidden them; for forty years shall they wander about
23  I,      VII   |         Pharaoh's people with the years (of dearth) and scarcity
24  I,       IX(1)|        Ezra, after being dead 100 years, was raised to life, and
25  I,        X   |        may know the number of the years and the reckoning.-God only
26  I,       XI(3)|        who had invaded Mecca some years before, are mentioned in
27  I,      XII   |           tarried in prison a few years.~ ~ ./. Then said the king, '
28  I,      XII   |            Ye shall sow for seven years, as is your wont; but what
29  I,      XII   |          after that seven severe (years) which shall devour what
30 II,     XVII   |        and that ye may number the years and the reckoning; and we
31 II,    XVIII   |          the cave for a number of years. Then we raised them up
32 II,    XVIII   |          their cave three hundred years and nine more. [25] Say, '
33 II,    XVIII   |          or else I will go on for years 1.'~ ~[60] But when they
34 II,    XVIII(1)|       signifies a space of eighty years and upwards.~ ~
35 II,       XX   |          And thou didst tarry for years amongst the people of Midian;
36 II,      XXI(1)|      Solomon, who was only eleven years old at the time, gave judgment
37 II,     XXII   |         thy Lord is as a thousand years of what ye number.~ ~And
38 II,    XXIII   |        say, 'How long a number of years did ye tarry on earth?' [
39 II,      XXV(2)|          a period of twenty-three years.~ ~
40 II,     XXVI   |        didst dwell amongst us for years of thy life; and thou didst
41 II,     XXVI   |         them enjoy themselves for years, and then there come to
42 II,   XXVIII   |           serve me for hire eight years; and if thou shalt fulfil
43 II,     XXIX   |         among them for a thousand years save fifty years; and the
44 II,     XXIX   |         thousand years save fifty years; and the deluge overtook
45 II,      XXX   |               overcome 1 in a few years; to God belongs the order
46 II,     XXXI   |         and his weaning is in two years; - 'Be thankful to me and
47 II,    XXXII   |         of which is as a thousand years of what ye number.~ ~[5]
48 II,     XLVI   |        puberty, and reaches forty years, he says, 'Lord! stir me
49 II,      LXX   |          length is fifty thousand years 1.~ ~[5] Wherefore be patient