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 1  I             |  inscrutable mysteries; others think that they stand for the
 2  I             |       vain as the misbelievers think: the Qur'ân a reminder.
 3  I,       II   |       save for the humble, who think that they will meet their
 4  I,       II   |        together again, if they think that they can keep within
 5  I,       II   |        the earth. The ignorant think them to be rich because
 6  I,      III   |        the misbelievers. Do ye think that ye can enter Paradise
 7  I,      III   |       what they have not done,-think not that they are in safety
 8  I,        V   |     their place with those who think them deserving of the imputation,
 9  I,      VII   |      and, verily, we certainly think thou art of the liars.' [
10  I,        X   |     from every place, and they think that they are encompassed
11  I,        X   |    adorned, the people thereof think that they have power over
12  I,        X   |     who forge lies against God think on the resurrection day?
13  I,       XI   |        us; nay more,~ ~ ./. we think you liars!' [30] He said, '
14  I,      XII   |     smell of Joseph, unless ye think I dote!'~ ~ ./. 95] They
15  I,      XIV   |       the reckoning day!'~ ~So think not God careless of what
16  I,      XIV   |   mountains should give way.~ ~Think then not indeed that God
17 II,     XVII   |   praise to Him, and they will think that they have tarried but
18 II,     XVII   |        said to him, 'Verily, I think thee, O Moses! enchanted.'~ ~
19 II,     XVII   |  visible signs; and, verily, I think thee, O Pharaoh! ruined.'~ ~[
20 II,    XVIII   |    himself: said he, 'I do not think that this will ever disappear;
21 II,    XVIII   |        disappear; and I do not think that the hour is imminent;
22 II,    XVIII   |        see the fire, and shall think that they are going to fall
23 II,    XVIII(4)|       of judgment, or, as some think, a little before it.~ ~ ./. 
24 II,    XVIII   |    life of this world, and who think they are doing good deeds.'~ ~[
25 II,      XIX(1)|     will not be harmed. Others think it merely refers to the
26 II,     XXIV   |        men and believing women think good in themselves, and
27 II,     XXVI   |     ourselves; and, verily, we think that thou art surely of
28 II,   XXVIII   |       of Moses; for, verily, I think he is of those who lie!'~ ~
29 II,  XXXVIII   |      those who misbelieved did think, but woe from the fire to
30 II,  XXXVIII   |        see men whom we used to think amongst the wicked? whom
31 II,       XL   |       of Moses, for, verily, I think him a liar.'~ ~[40] And
32 II,      XLI   |      from them, and they shall think there is no escape for them.
33 II,      XLI   |        is for me, and I do not think the Hour is imminent; and
34 II,   XLVIII   |  idolaters, men and women, who think evil thoughts of God;-over
35 II,   XLVIII(2)|   apostatized from Islâm. Some think it refers to the Greeks
36 II,    LVIII   |    swore to you; and they will think that they rest on somewhat.-
37 II,      LIX   |       emigration 1; ye did not think that they would go forth,
38 II,     LXXV   | self-accusing soul!~ ~Does man think that we shall not collect
39 II,     LXXV   |       dismal!~ ~[25] Thou wilt think that a back-breaking calamity
40 II,     LXXV   |    charm it back?' and he will think that it is his parting [
41 II,     LXXV   |        woe to thee!~ ~Does man think that he shall be left to
42 II,    LXXVI   |      thou seest them thou wilt think them scattered pearls; [
43 II,  LXXXIII   |       diminish!~ ~Do not these think that they shall be raised
44 II,       XC   |      in trouble.~ ~[5] Does he think that none can do aught against
45 II,       XC   |     wealth in plenty;' does he think that no one sees him?~ ~