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 1  I             |           its valleys lie the holy cities of Mecca and Medînah, and
 2  I             |            el Qurâ, 'the mother of cities,' or metropolis. It was
 3  I             |           the road between the two cities. The Muslims were divided
 4  I             |        copies to all the principal cities in the empire, and caused
 5  I             |         warning by the fate of the cities whose stories are related
 6  I             |        people of Sodom. The ruined cities still remain to tell the
 7  I             |          have recourse to God. All cities to be destroyed before the
 8  I             |          they were punished. Their cities were destroyed and the ruins
 9  I             |         same sin: the ruins of the cities of the plain are existing
10  I             | resurrection. The ruins of ancient cities an example. The Qur'ân decides
11  I             |       warned by the example of the cities of old that have perished.
12  I             |       warned by the fate of former cities. The idols shall forsake
13  I             |          by the fate of the ruined cities they see around them: they
14  I             |         God to warn 'the Mother of cities' of the judgment to come.
15  I             |           hqâf; and by that of the cities whose ruins lie around Mecca.
16  I,       VI   |             and that the mother of cities 1 may be warned, with those
17  I,      VII   |           Were the people of these cities then secure that our violence
18  I,      VII   |           were the people of these cities secure that our violence
19  I,      VII   |      should not hear?~ ~ ./. These cities, we do relate to thee their
20  I,      VII   |            hope; and send into the cities to collect and bring you
21  I,       IX   |             and of the overturned (cities) 1? Their apostles came
22  I,       XI(2)|            That is, overturned the cities of the plain.~ ~
23  I,       XI   |          one of the stories of the cities which we recite to thee-some
24  I,       XI   |   overtaking when He overtakes the cities that have done wrong; verily,
25  I,       XI   |       would not have destroyed the cities unjustly while the people
26  I,      XII   |     inspired, of the people of the cities. Have they not journeyed
27  I,       XV   |           the higher parts (of the cities) their lower parts, and
28  I,       XV   |            mark. And, verily, the (cities) are on a path that still
29 II,    XVIII   |         refuge beside Him.~ ~These cities, we destroyed them when
30 II,      XXV   |          they 1 have come past the cities which were rained on with
31 II,     XXVI   |            hope, and send into the cities to collect and bring to
32 II,     XXVI   |          And Pharaoh sent into the cities to collect; Verily, these
33 II,   XXVIII   |           Lord would never destroy cities until He sent to the metropolis
34 II,   XXVIII   |        signs; nor would we destroy cities unless their people were
35 II,    XXXIV   |          made between them and the cities which we had blessed (other)
36 II,    XXXIV   |       which we had blessed (other) cities which were evident; and
37 II,       XL   |            going to and fro in the cities deceive thee.~ ~[5] The
38 II,     XLII   |          mayest warn the Mother of cities 1 and all around it; and
39 II,    XLIII   |          to a man great in the two cities. . . . 1.'~ ~Is it they
40 II,     XLVI   |               And we destroyed the cities that are around you:-and
41 II,     LIII   |  outrageous!~ ~And the overthrown (cities) 3 He threw down; [55] and
42 II,      LIX   |       Apostle of the people of the cities is God's, and the Apostle'
43 II,      LIX   |           a body save in fortified cities, or from behind walls; their
44 II,     LXIX   |       before him of the overturned cities 2 committed sins, [10] and