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 1  I             |            triumph of El Islâm was due.~ ~In March, 632 A.D., he
 2  I             |            of his revelations were due to the suggestions of a
 3  I             |           system was certainly not due to Mohammed's invention,
 4  I             |       world.~ ~That Mohammed had a due respect for the female sex,
 5  I             |            to. The victory at Bedr due to angelic aid. Usury denounced.
 6  I             |         all prayer and devotion is due. Each soul shall bear its
 7  I             |   misfortunes by land .and sea are due to their own sins. The provision
 8  I,       II   |   reconciliation; for, the same is due to them as from them; but
 9  I,      III   |        enters in is safe. There is due to God from man a pilgrimage
10  I,       IV   |        them their hire as a lawful due; for there is no crime in
11  I,       IV   |      between you after such lawful due, verily, God is knowing
12  I,       IV   |        from thy servants a portion due to me; and I will lead them
13  I,      VII   |           a sect of them was error due; verily, they did take the
14  I,     VIII(1)|       which the Muslim victory was due.~ ~
15  I,     VIII   |      religion's sake, then help is due from you, except against
16  I,     VIII   | forgiveness and generous provision due. And those who have believed
17  I,       IX(1)|        which probably was entirely due to his own invention or
18  I,        X   |          for hire; my hire is only due from God, and I am bidden
19  I,        X   |            who believe; thus is it due from us to save believers.~ ~
20  I,       XI(7)|         after paying every one his due.~ ~ ./. 
21  I,      XVI   |         are some for whom error is due;-go ye about then on the
22  I,      XVI   |         earth; to Him is obedience due unceasingly; other than
23  I,      XVI   |         and give to kindred (their due), and He forbids you to
24 II,     XVII   |       abomination therein; and its due sentence was pronounced;
25 II,     XVII   |           And give thy kinsman his due and the poor and the son
26 II,     XXII   |     strenuously for God, as is His due. He has elected you, and
27 II,     XXIV   |           will pay them their just due; and they shall know that
28 II,   XXVIII   |       against whom the sentence is due shall say, 'Our Lord! these
29 II,      XXX   |            give to the kinsman his due, and to the poor and to
30 II,      XXX   |         upon those who sinned, but due from us it was to help the
31 II,    XXXII   |     guidance; but the sentence was due from me;-I will surely fill
32 II,    XXXVI   |    heedless.~ ~Now is the sentence due against most of them, for
33 II,    XXXVI   |        living; but the sentence is due against the misbelievers.~ ~
34 II,   XXXVII   |      sentence of our Lord shall be due for us; verily, we shall
35 II,    XXXIX   |        whom the word of torment is due,-canst thou rescue him from
36 II,    XXXIX   |            sentence of torment was due against the misbelievers!'
37 II,       XL   |           the sentence of thy Lord due against those who misbelieved,
38 II,      XLI   |          what was behind them; and due against them was the sentence
39 II,      XLI(1)|       There is good with him still due to me.'~ ~ ./. 
40 II,    XLIII   |           from the heaven water in due measure; and we raised up
41 II,     XLVI   |      against whom the sentence was due amongst the nations who
42 II,    XLVII   |           more, and gives them the due of their piety.~ ~[20] Do
43 II,       LI   |          their wealth was what was due to him who asked, and him
44 II,     LVII   |          they observed it not with due observance. But we gave
45 II,     LXVI(1)|        with whom he lay on the day due to 'Âyeshah or 'Hafsah.
46 II,      LXX   |       whose wealth is a reasonable due (set aside) [25] for him