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 1  I             |    subsequently changed it to Muslim.~ ~The chief seat of the
 2  I             |     most prominent persons in Muslim history.~ ~To support himself
 3  I             |      but little, for although Muslim historians relate innumerable
 4  I             |      prowess, then joined the Muslim ranks. Othmân ibn Affân,
 5  I             |    until the little colony of Muslim emigrants numbered a hundred
 6  I             |      is denied by many of the Muslim writers, but not only are
 7  I             |      family, pagan as well as Muslim, took refuge in the si'b
 8  I             |        and Zâinab, widow of a Muslim who had been slain at Bedr.~ ~
 9  I             |    happened which brought the Muslim and the infidel armies for
10  I             |    days' sojourn in Mecca the Muslim ranks were strengthened
11  I             |     Egypt.~ ~In this year the Muslim army experienced a terrible
12  I             |      Meccan chief to become a Muslim, which he somewhat unwillingly
13  I             |       it had this effect, the Muslim army entered Mecca almost
14  I             |    converts were added to the Muslim church.~ ~The mission of
15  I             |  carry off. The death of many Muslim warriors at the battle of
16  I             |           various ways by the Muslim commentators. Some suppose
17  I             |    prevailing opinion amongst Muslim scholars when they say, '
18  I             |     Book itself. Although the Muslim authorities have been very
19  I             |    highest authorities in the Muslim church upon points concerning
20  I             |    The first principle of the Muslim faith is a belief in Allâh,
21  I             |    and Arabic.~ ~According to Muslim theology, Allâh is eternal
22  I             |      sensual character of the Muslim paradise much has been written.
23  I             |      the whole precincts of a Muslim place of worship. Another
24  I             |        the ninth month of the Muslim year. The fast is a most
25  I             | never-ending disputes amongst Muslim theologians, and have given
26  I             | burdensome and useless to the Muslim communities now that they
27  I             |    made it impossible for any Muslim to criticise the work, and
28  I             | throne or highest heaven, and Muslim theologians have never ceased
29  I             |       the battle of Bedr. The Muslim martyrs to enter Paradise.
30  I             |   Mohammed bidden to become a Muslim. Those who have the Scriptures
31  I             |     to excite sedition in the Muslim ranks. Reproof to the hypocrites
32  I             | mistakes for water: becomes a Muslim. Thamûd reject Zâli'h and
33  I             |       Qur'ân, and to become a Muslim.~ ~ ./. XXVIII. THE CHAPTER
34  I,       II(1)|    idolatry are attributed by Muslim tradition to the tricks
35  I,       II(1)|     to Medina, from which the Muslim era dates.~ ~
36  I,     VIII(1)|  battle of Bedr, to which the Muslim victory was due.~ ~
37  I,     VIII(1)|      who were fighting on the Muslim side.~ ~
38  I,      XII(2)|     gesture, according to the Muslim commentators.~ ~ ./. 
39 II,       XX(1)|                           The Muslim legend is that Moses burnt
40 II,     XCIV(1)|      sensible of the orthodox Muslim divines.~ ~