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 1  I             |     revelations from God; see the Story of Joseph, Chapter XII,
 2  I             |          filled his thoughts. The story is so overlaid with spurious
 3  I             |   finished some marvellously told story of the days of yore, uttered
 4  I             |   Christians. Mosques to be free. Story of Abraham: he rebuilds
 5  I             |          punished for hesitating. Story of the two sons of Adam:
 6  I             |          punished for hesitating. Story of the two sons of Adam:
 7  I             |        Mohammed encouraged by the story of Noah and the other prophets
 8  I             |          truth of the Qur'ân. The story of Jonas. The people of
 9  I             |     contains the best of stories. Story of Joseph: he tells his
10  I             |          with them to Egypt. This story appealed to as a proof of
11  I             |        and Paradise to believers. Story of Abraham's angelic guests:
12  I             |           they refuse to believe. Story of the Fellows of the Cave.
13  I             |      guided. But God is merciful. Story of Moses and his servant
14  I             |    stranger gives and leaves him. Story of DHu '1 Qarnâin: he travels
15  I             |      judgment, grace, and purity. Story of Mary: the annunciation:
16  I             |           of the day of judgment. Story of Abraham: he reproves
17  I             |          are the excellent names. Story of Moses: he perceives the
18  I             |        Pharaoh and his hosts. The story of Abraham: he preaches
19  I             |        XXVIII. THE CHAPTER OF THE STORY. (Mecca.)~ ~The history
20  I             |           to warn the people. The story of Moses and Pharaoh: the
21  I             |           judgment day will come. Story of Abraham's entertaining
22  I,       II(2)|       Ezekiel's intervention. The story is apparently a distorted
23  I,       II(4)|     confused; this portion of the story is taken from Judges vi.~ ~ ./. 
24  I,        V   |            30] Recite to them the story of the two sons of Adam;
25  I,       VI   |        has there come to thee the story of those He sent.~ ~[35]
26  I,      VII(1)|         marvellous details to the story as given in the Qur'ân,
27  I,      VII(1)|        probability have taken the story from the national traditions
28  I,      VII(1)|                              This story is said to refer to Adam
29  I,        X   | misbelieved.~ ~Recite to them the story of Noah, when he said to
30  I,       XI(2)|                              This story and the further allusion
31  I,      XIV   |           praised!'~ ~Has not the story come to you of those who
32 II,    XVIII(1)|            This is the well-known story of the Seven Sleepers of
33 II,    XVIII   |        will narrate to thee their story in truth. Verily, they were
34 II,    XVIII   |      people acquainted with their story, that they might know that
35 II,       XX   |        excellent names.~ ~Has the story of Moses come to thee? When
36 II,     XXVI   |            And recite to them the story of Abraham; [70] when he
37 II,   XXVIII   |                THE CHAPTER OF THE STORY.~ ~(XXVIII. Mecca.)~ ~IN
38 II,   XXVIII   |        him and related to him the story, said he, 'Fear not, thou
39 II,  XXXVIII   |        Has there come to thee the story of the antagonists when
40 II,  XXXVIII(1)|           hoof of the fourth. The story is that Solomon was so lost
41 II,  XXXVIII   |               Say, 'It is a grand story, and yet ye turn from it!'
42 II,  XXXVIII   |          ye shall surely know its story after a time.'~ ~ ./. 
43 II,      XLV   |         in truth; and in what new story after God and His signs
44 II,     LXIV   |         there not come to you the story of those who misbelieved
45 II,    LXXIX   |           surface!~ ~[15] Has the story of Moses 4 come to you?
46 II,    LXXXV   |        Has there come to thee the story of the hosts of Pharaoh
47 II, LXXXVIII   |        Has there come to thee the story of the overwhelming?~ ~Faces