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 1  I             |           guest, while he and his family were well-nigh left to starve.~ ~
 2  I             | liberality that the wealth of the family, though considerable, was
 3  I             |         dissipated, and the rival family of Ommaiyeh, son of 'Abd
 4  I             |      uncle of some portion of his family cares, soon followed; then
 5  I             |    himself came of the most noble family in Mecca, and could not
 6  I             |           and opposition, but his family still stood firmly by him,
 7  I             |         themselves by placing the family under a ban, engaging themselves
 8  I             |           the whole of the Hâsimî family, pagan as well as Muslim,
 9  I             |    protection for the sake of the family honour. This, however, was
10  I             |       were prevented by tribal or family ties from going over to
11  I             |            THE CHAPTER OF IMRÂN'S FAMILY. (Medînah.)~ ~God's unity
12  I             |        son: they proceed to Lot's family. The crime and punishment
13  I,       II   |            That is, for him whose family are not present in the Sacred
14  I,       II   |        and the relics of what the family of Moses and the family
15  I,       II   |           family of Moses and the family of Aaron left; the angels
16  I,      III   |            THE CHAPTER OF IMRÂN'S FAMILY.~ ~(III. Medina.)~ ~IN the
17  I,       XI   |        kind two, and likewise thy family,-save those on whom the
18  I,       XI(3)|    thyself and the members of thy family saved with thee.~ ~ ./. 
19  I,       XI   |           and were it not for thy family we would stone thee, nor
20  I,       XI   |        said, 'O my people! are my family more esteemed by you than
21  I,      XII   |           who wishes evil for thy family, but that imprisonment or
22  I,      XII   |          a witness from among her family bore witness: 'If his shirt
23  I,      XII   |       they are come back to their family; haply they may return.'~ ~
24  I,       XV   |           people; save only Lot's family, them will we save all together, [
25  I,       XV   |        messengers came unto Lot's family, he said, 'Verily, ye are
26  I,       XV   |          65] Travel then with thy family in the deep darkness of
27 II,      XIX   |          heir and the heir of the family of Jacob, and make him,
28 II,      XIX   |         when she retired from her family into an eastern place; and
29 II,       XX   |          the fire and said to his family, 'Tarry ye; verily, I perceive
30 II,      XXI   |         upon him; and we gave his family, and the like of them with
31 II,    XXIII   |          every kind two, with thy family, except him of them against
32 II,     XXIV(2)|       bring about the ruin of his family, and the murder of his two
33 II,    XXVII   |          to say, 'Drive out Lot's family from your city! verily,
34 II,    XXVII   |          But we saved him and his family except his wife, her we
35 II,   XXVIII   |        apostles!'~ ~And Pharaoh's family picked him up that he might
36 II,    XXXIV   |         and firm pots;-work, O ye family of David! thankfully; few
37 II,   XXXVII(2)|           it Âl-ya-sîn, i.e. 'the family of Ya-sin,' namely, Elias
38 II,  XXXVIII   |            And we granted him his family, and the like of them with
39 II,      LIV   |       sand storm; all, save Lot's family, we saved them at the dawn. [
40 II,       LX(2)|       order to make terms for his family, who were at Mecca, and
41 II,  LXXXIII   |         when they return to their family they return ridiculing them;
42 II,   LXXXIV   |           he shall go back to his family joyfully.~ ~[10] But as
43 II,   LXXXIV   |        Verily, he was amongst his family joyful. Verily, he thought
44 II,    XCIII   |         and find thee poor with a family, and nourish thee?~ ~But