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 1  I             |           the most part obviously false, and quite unimportant to
 2  I             |           gods in the Kaabah were false and their service vain and
 3  I             |           of those who on various false pretences held back on the
 4  I             |    estates against their will: no false charge of adultery to be
 5  I             |        God's grace. The ginns and false gods, together with their
 6  I             |        Mohammed dare not invent a false revelation. False gods can
 7  I             |        invent a false revelation. False gods can neither harm nor
 8  I             |         Fate of the idolaters and false gods at the last day. God
 9  I             |       prophet; but they and their false gods together cannot bring
10  I             |           signs of His power. The false gods are inanimate and powerless.
11  I             |       slaves. Helplessness of the false gods illustrated by the
12  I             |          shall be disowned by the false gods at the resurrection.
13  I             |   prophets preferred over others. False gods themselves have recourse
14  I             |          on the judgment day. The false gods shall deny their worshippers
15  I             |        revelation with scorn. The false gods could not even create
16  I             |    encouraged not to care for the false accusations of the Meccans,
17  I             |    abstain from idolatry, murder, false witness, and frivolous discourse.
18  I             |         town. Helplessness of the false gods: they cannot intercede
19  I             |         disown the worshippers of false gods. The Meccans accuse~ ~ ./. 
20  I             | admonition. God's providence. The false gods will not be able to
21  I             |        deny the resurrection? The false gods and the Meccans shall
22  I             |      idolaters who say they serve false gods as a means of access
23  I             |            God is omniscient. The false gods will desert their worshippers
24  I             |        come under the ban against false gods. But Jesus did not
25  I,       II(2)|          of sects and founders of false religions.~ ~
26  I,       IV(3)|        warning against bringing a false accusation of infidelity
27 II,     XVII(1)|   elsewhere in the Qur'ân for the false gods of the Arabs, and the
28 II,      XIX(2)|                      That is, the false gods. Footnotes~ ~ ./. 
29 II,      XXX(1)|      still less does God hold the false gods they associate with
30 II,      XXX(1)| remembered that these partners or false gods were not spoken of
31 II,    XXXVI(2)|         are ready to defend their false gods. Footnotes~ ~ ./. 
32 II,    XXXIX(1)|       feminine, and refers to the false gods, especially to the
33 II,    XLIII(2)|        when Mohammed cursed their false gods, the ban must apply
34 II,    LVIII   |        speak a wrong speech and a false.~ ~Verily, God both pardons