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 1  I             |          Allâh! if they placed the sun on my right hand and the
 2  I             |           harassed by the blinding sun which shone straight in
 3  I             |          and sunrise. 2. After the sun has begun to decline. 3.
 4  I             |           stars, the moon, and the sun, but is convinced that they
 5  I             |           the ocean of the setting sun: builds a rampart to keep
 6  I             |           night and day and of the sun and moon are signs. No one
 7  I             |          the night and day, in the sun and moon, and in rescuing
 8  I             |         the phases of me moon, the sun and moon in their orbits,
 9  I             |            from the devil. Against sun and moon worship. The angels
10  I             |            XCI. THE CHAPTER OF THE SUN. (Mecca.)~ ~Purity of the
11  I,       II   |         But verily, God brings the sun from the east, do thou then
12  I,       VI   |          err.' And when he saw the sun beginning to rise he said, '
13  I,       VI   |            night a repose, and the sun and the moon two reckonings-that
14  I,      VII   |     pursues it incessantly-and the sun and the moon and the stars
15  I,        X   |           5] He it is who made the sun for a brightness, and the
16  I,      XII   |          saw eleven stars, and the sun, and the moon,-I saw them
17  I,     XIII   |          throne, and subjected the sun and the moon; each one runs
18  I,      XIV   |          and subjected for you the sun and the moon, constant both;
19  I,      XVI   |         night and the day, and the sun, and the moon, and the stars
20 II,     XVII   |          from the declining of the sun until the dusk of the night,
21 II,    XVIII   |         thou mightst have seen the sun when it rose decline from
22 II,    XVIII   |         reached the setting of the sun, he found it setting in
23 II,    XVIII   |          reached the rising of the sun, he found it rise upon a
24 II,       XX   |           before the rising of the sun, and before its setting,
25 II,      XXI   |         night and the day, and the sun and the moon, each floating
26 II,     XXII   |           is in the earth, and the sun, and the moon, and the stars,
27 II,      XXV   |       stationary; then we make the sun a guide thereto, then we
28 II,    XXVII   |         and her people adoring the sun instead of God, for Satan
29 II,     XXIX   |           earth, and subjected the sun and the moon?' they will
30 II,     XXXI   |       night, and has subjected the sun and the moon,-each of them
31 II,     XXXV   |         night; and He subjects the sun and the moon, each of them
32 II,    XXXVI   |           are in the dark; and the sun runs on to a place of rest
33 II,  XXXVIII   | remembrance of my Lord, until (the sun) was hidden behind the veil;
34 II,    XXXIX   |         with day; and subjects the sun and the moon, each one runs
35 II,      XLI   |         night and the day, and the sun and the moon. Adore ye not
36 II,      XLI   |         the moon. Adore ye not the sun, neither the moon; but adore
37 II,        L   |           before the rising of the sun and before the setting.
38 II,       LV   |      taught him plain speech.~ The sun and the moon have their
39 II,      LXX(2)|           the horizon at which the sun rises and sets in the course
40 II,     LXXI   |           for a light, and set the sun for a lamp? and God has
41 II,     LXXV   |          moon be eclipsed, and the sun and the moon be together, [
42 II,    LXXVI   |          shall neither see therein sun nor piercing cold 1; and
43 II,    LXXXI   |       compassionate God.~ When the sun is folded up,~ And when
44 II,      XCI   |                 THE CHAPTER OF THE SUN.~ ~(XCI. Mecca.)~ ~IN the
45 II,      XCI   |         compassionate God.~ By the sun and its noonday brightness!~