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 1  I             |          also called Bekka, both names signifying a place of concourse;
 2  I             |    unfair division! They are but names which ye have named, ye
 3  I             |    blasphemes and sneers at holy names that his most devoted commentators
 4  I             |       taken these for~ ~ ./. the names of separate deities 1, and
 5  I             |          that they stand for the names of Allâh, Gabriel, Mohammed,
 6  I             |       they were monograms of the names of the persons from whom
 7  I             |      letters themselves with the names suggested makes the hypothesis
 8  I             |       large proportion of proper names in Hebrew, Nabathean, and
 9  I             |       Asmâ' el 'Husnâ, 'the good names 1,' under which God is invoked
10  I             |   az-Zabûr, the Patient.~ ~These names are used by Muslims in their
11  I             |         of man: Adam taught 'the names:' Iblîs refuses to adore
12  I             |        predestined for hell. The names of God are not to be perverted 2.
13  I             |        He. His are the excellent names. Story of Moses: he perceives
14  I,       II(3)|           bee,' which give their names to two of the chapters of
15  I,       II   |           And He taught Adam the names, all of them; then He propounded
16  I,       II   |         said, 'Declare to me the names of these, if ye are truthful 1:
17  I,       II   |       Adam declare to them their names;' and when he had declared
18  I,       II   |       had declared to them their names He said, 'Did I not say
19  I,      VII   |         ye wrangle with me about names, which ye and your fathers
20  I,      VII   |           But God's are the good names; call on Him then thereby,
21  I,      VII   |      leave those who pervert His names 1; they shall be rewarded
22  I,      VII(1)|         of the name Allâh in the names of the other gods, such
23  I,      XII   |        beside Him are naught but names which ye have named, ye
24 II,     XVII   |          for His are the best of names 1.'~ ~And do not say thy
25 II,     XVII(1)|         u 'l'husnâ, 'the best of names,' and are repeated in telling
26 II,       XX   |        He! His are the excellent names.~ ~Has the story of Moses
27 II,      XXV(1)|      Furqân, which is one of the names of the Qur'ân.~ ~
28 II,   XXXIII   |      Call them by their fathers' names; that is more just in God'
29 II,     LIII   |    unfair division! They are but names which ye have named, ye
30 II,     LIII   |      name the angels with female names 2!-but they have no knowledge
31 II,      LIX   | Fashioner; His are the excellent names 1! His praises, whatever