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 1  I             |  immortality than an occasional mention in Persian poetry, and the
 2  I             |    Christians, and when he does mention the latter it is without
 3  I             |    opponents with mildness. The mention of God's name repels devilish
 4  I,       II(3)|      had been taken against the mention of such small things as
 5  I,        V   |         they catch for you, and mention the name of God over it,
 6  I,       VI(1)|              So called from the mention which it contains of the
 7  I,      VII   |    wraith from the devil touch, mention Him, and lo! they see 1.~ ~
 8  I,      VII(1)| suggestion occurs to them, they mention God's name and immediately
 9  I,      XII(2)|       made the butler forget to mention Joseph to his lord Pharaoh,
10  I,     XIII   |     hearts are comforted by the mention of God,-aye! by the mention
11  I,     XIII   |     mention of God,-aye! by the mention of God shall their hearts
12  I,      XVI(1)|                The Arab writers mention several varieties of honey
13 II,     XVII   |      ears.~ ~And when thou dost mention in the Qur'ân thy Lord by
14 II,    XVIII   |      until I begin for them the mention of it.'~ ~[70] So they set
15 II,    XVIII   |          I will recite to you a mention of him; verily, we stablished
16 II,    XVIII(1)|     borne out by the subsequent mention of mountain sides.~ ~
17 II,      XIX   |      God.~ ~K. H. Y. 'H. Z. The mention of thy Lord's mercy to His
18 II,      XIX   |       be raised up alive.~ ~And mention, in the Book, Mary; when
19 II,      XIX   |        shall they return!~ ~And mention, in the Book, Abraham; verily,
20 II,      XIX   |         lofty for them 1.~ ~And mention, in the Book, Moses; verily,
21 II,      XIX   |        as a prophet.~ ~[55] And mention, in the Book, Ishmael; verily,
22 II,      XIX   |        sight of his Lord.~ ~And mention, in the Book, Idrîs 1; verily,
23 II,      XXI   |     your gods?' Yet they at the mention of the Merciful do disbelieve.~ ~ ./. 
24 II,      XXI   |          Nay, but they from the mention of their Lord do turn aside.~ ~
25 II,      XXI   |         said, 'We heard a youth mention them who is called Abraham.'~ ~
26 II,     XXII   |    advantages for them, and may mention the name of God for the
27 II,     XXII   |     have we appointed rites, to mention the name of God over what
28 II,     XXII   |        therein have ye good; so mention the name of God over them
29 II,     XXIX   |       and wrong; and surely the mention of God is greater; for God
30 II,   LXXIII   |      day a long employment; but mention the name of thy Lord and
31 II,    LXXIX   |         set. Whereby canst thou mention it? Unto thy Lord its period