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1 I | changing their residence to the various places within their own 2 I | city and its temple, as the various objects to which individual 3 I | as far as possible, the various opposing parties of the 4 I | denunciation of those who on various false pretences held back 5 I | knew that so long as the various tribes wasted their strength 6 I | the logical connection of various passages. The longer Sûrahs 7 I | have been inserted into various Sûrahs for no other reason 8 I | there are comparatively few various readings recognised, but 9 I | discrepances; the few slight various readings which have, as 10 I | position with respect to the various parties in that city.~ ~ 11 I | confirm their own.~ ~These various parties together with the 12 I | masterly analysis of the various historical and other allusions, 13 I | are explained in~ ~ ./. various ways by the Muslim commentators. 14 I, V(1)| Various stories are told in explanation 15 I, VI | palms and corn land, with various food, and olives, and pomegranates, 16 I, VI | it then, and follow not various paths, to separate yourselves 17 II, XVII | Now have we turned it in various ways in this Qur'ân, so 18 II, XVII(1)| two separate deities. The various epithets which are applied 19 II, XIX(2)| Amongst various conjectures the one most 20 II, XX | and we tried thee with various trials. And thou didst tarry 21 II, XXI(1)| word Kifl being used in the various senses of 'portion,' 'sponsorship,' 22 II, XXI(4)| religion,' regarding the various nations and generations 23 II, XXI(4)| to their followers by the various prophets who are mentioned 24 II, XXV | We have turned it 2 in various ways amongst them that they 25 II, XXXV | dykes 1, white and red, various in hue, and some intensely 26 II, XXXV | men and beasts and cattle, various in hue? thus! none fear 27 II, XXXV(1)| sense, and is applied to the various coloured streaks which are 28 II, XXXVI(1)| There is a various reading here, 'and has no 29 II, XXXVII(2)| conjecturally interpret it in various ways, some consider it to 30 II, L(1)| Alluding to the various opinions expressed by the 31 II, LXIII(2)| Or, by a various reading, 'their oaths.'~ ~ 32 II, LXX(2)| the word may refer to the various degrees of the angels, or 33 II, LXX(2)| and the west; or of the various points of the horizon at 34 II, LXXXI(4)| Some copies have a various reading, 'suspicious of.'~ ~ 35 II, LXXXV(3)| Various interpretations are given