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 1  I             |         for the advantage of the poor and of strangers, while
 2  I             |      distribute its flesh to the poor in honour of her memory.~ ~'
 3  I             |   deliberate imposture has but a poor chance. Musâilimah, Mohammed'
 4  I             |        Zakât, 'almsgiving 2' or 'poor rate,' must be given either
 5  I             |   parents, kinsmen, orphans, the poor, neighbours, &c. Almsgiving
 6  I             |        rebuked for frowning on a poor blind believer. The creation
 7  I,       II   |          and the orphans and the poor, and speak to men kindly,
 8  I,       II   |    kindred, and orphans, and the poor, and the son of the road 3,
 9  I,       II   |       may redeem it by feeding a poor man; but he who follows
10  I,       II   |           and the orphan and the poor, and the son of the road;
11  I,       II(4)|     slaughtered and given to the poor, the price of it being paid
12  I,       II(4)|         This distribution to the poor Mohammed speaks of as useful,
13  I,       II   |      hide it and bring it to the poor, then is it better for you,
14  I,       II   |         not be wronged,-unto the poor who are straitened in God'
15  I,      III   |        at Bedr when ye were in a poor way; fear God, then, haply
16  I,      III   |        who said, 'Verily, God is poor 1 and we are rich.' We will
17  I,      III(1)|  mockingly said, 'Surely, God is poor since they try to borrow
18  I,       IV   |       him abstain; but he who is poor, let him devour in reason,
19  I,       IV   |          and the orphans and the poor are present at the division,
20  I,       IV   |    kindred, and orphans, and the poor, and the neighbour who is
21  I,       IV   |      your kindred, be it rich or poor, for God is nearer akin
22  I,        V   | expiation thereof is to feed ten poor men with the middling food
23  I,        V   |        an expiation, the food of poor persons, or an equivalent
24  I,     VIII   |     kindred and orphans, and the poor and the wayfarer; if ye
25  I,       IX   |        60] Alms are only for the poor and needy, and those who
26 II,     XVII   |          kinsman his due and the poor and the son of the road;
27 II,    XVIII   |          the bark it belonged to poor people, who toiled on the
28 II,     XXII   |          feed the badly off, the poor.~ ~[30] 'Then let them finish
29 II,     XXIV   |         to their kinsman and the poor 1 and those who have fled
30 II,     XXIV   |         hand-maidens. If they be poor, God will enrich them of
31 II,      XXX   |      kinsman his due, and to the poor and to the wayfarer; that
32 II,    XLVII   |       but God is rich and ye are poor, and if ye turn your backs
33 II,    LVIII   |        then the feeding of sixty poor folk. That is that ye may
34 II,      LIX   |       kinsfolk, orphans, and the poor, and the wayfarer, so that
35 II,      LIX   |    punish!~ ~And (it is) for the poor who fled 1, who were driven
36 II,   LXVIII   |      enter it to-day unto you no poor person!'~ ~[25] And they
37 II,     LXIX   |        he particular to feed the poor: [35] therefore he has not
38 II,    LXXIV   |           45] we didn't feed the poor; but we did plunge into
39 II,    LXXVI   |         food for His love to the poor and the orphan and the captive. '
40 II,     LXXX(1)|       Abdallah ibn Umm Maktûm, a poor blind man, once interrupted
41 II,   LXXXIX   |      urge each other to feed the poor, [20] and ye devour the
42 II,       XC   |         orphan who is akin, or a poor man who lies in the dust;
43 II,    XCIII   |        guide thee? and find thee poor with a family, and nourish
44 II,     CVII   |         not (others) to feed the poor.~ But we to those who pray [