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 1  I             |          Iblîs or Saitân, 'the devil' or 'Satan,' was originally
 2  I             |      of Adam, who, meeting the devil at the same spot, drove
 3  I             |    against temptation from the devil. Against sun and moon worship.
 4  I             |   seeks refuge in God from the devil and his evil suggestions.~ ~ ~ ~ ./. 
 5  I,       II   |       and to be praised.~ ~The devil promises you poverty and
 6  I,      III(2)|       ceremony of 'pelting the devil,' as performed by 'Hagg
 7  I,       IV   |        aught save a rebellious devil.~ ~God curse him! for he
 8  I,       IV   |           but he who takes the devil for his patron instead of
 9  I,       IV   |   desires within them; but the devil promises only to deceive.~ ~[
10  I,      VII   |      if an incitement from the devil incites you, then seek refuge
11  I,      VII   |      God, if a wraith from the devil touch, mention Him, and
12  I,      XII   |      against thee; verily, the devil is to man an open foe.'~ ~
13  I,       XV   | guarded them from every pelted devil 1; save from such as steal
14 II,     XVII   |     the wasteful were ever the devil's brothers; and the devil
15 II,     XVII   |      devil's brothers; and the devil is ever ungrateful to his
16 II,       XX   |       noonday heat!'~ ~But the devil whispered to him. Said he, '
17 II,     XXII   |       follows every rebellious devil; against whom it is written
18 II,      XXV   |      in his Lord backs up (the devil).~ ~We have only sent thee
19 II,     XXXV   |    concerning God. Verily, the devil is to you a foe, so take
20 II,   XXXVII   |       it from every rebellious devil, that they may not listen
21 II,  XXXVIII(2)|   encouraging this idolatry, a devil named Sakhar one day obtained
22 II,  XXXVIII(2)|        with the Holy Name, the devil was able to personate Solomon,
23 II,  XXXVIII   |        upon his Lord that 'the devil has touched me with toil
24 II,  XXXVIII(1)|     undergoing his trials, the devil appeared to his wife and
25 II,      XLI   |      if an incitement from the devil incites you, then seek refuge
26 II,    XLIII   |         we will chain to him a devil, who shall~ ~ ./. be his
27 II,    XLIII   |     right way; and let not the devil turn you away; verily, he
28 II,    LVIII   |    Privy talk is only from the devil, and those who do believe
29 II,      LIX   |  grievous woe.~ ~Like unto the devil when he said to man, 'Disbelieve.'
30 II,    LXXXI   |      it the speech of a pelted devil 5.~ Then whither do ye go?~
31 II,     CXIV(1)|                            The devil.~ ~