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 1  I             |      the prophet and taking the oath of fealty. So enthusiastic
 2  I             |     whom he bound himself by an oath of brotherhood. This institution
 3  I             | revealed at Medînah, and of the oath of fealty which they had
 4  I             |      are bidden to remember the oath of fealty (at 'Akabah),
 5  I             |  Expiation for an inconsiderate oath. Wine and gambling forbidden.
 6  I             |      are bidden to remember the oath of fealty (at 'Akabah),
 7  I             |  Expiation for an inconsiderate oath. Wine and gambling forbidden.
 8  I             |         required rather than an oath that they will be obedient.
 9  I             |       OF THE RANGED. (Mecca.)~ ~Oath by the angels ranged in
10  I             |        CHAPTER OF S. (Mecca.)~ ~Oath by the Qur'ân. Example of
11  I             |   hypocrites and idolaters. The oath of fealty: the cowardice
12  I             |    alone are to be excused. The oath of fealty at the Tree 2.
13  I             |        OF THE MOUNT. (Mecca.)~ ~Oath by Mount Sinai and other
14  I             |         OF THE STAR. (Mecca.)~ ~Oath by 'the star' that Mohammed'
15  I             |       OF THOSE SENT. (Mecca.)~ ~Oath, by the angels who execute
16  I             |        THE CHARGERS. (Mecca.)~ ~Oath by the charging of war horses.
17  I,        V(1)|                Referring to the oath of fidelity which Mohammed'
18  I,        V   |     else must they fear lest an oath be given to rebut their
19  I,        V   |        given to rebut their own oath; but let them fear God and
20  I,       VI   |       with their most strenuous oath, that if there come to them
21  I,      XVI   |         by their most strenuous oath, 'God will not raise up
22 II,     XXIV   |       with their most strenuous oath that hadst Thou ordered
23 II,     XXXV   |       with their most strenuous oath, verily, if there come to
24 II,  XXXVIII   |    therewith, and break not thy oath!' Verily, we found him patient 1,
25 II,  XXXVIII(1)|       In order not to break his oath he was commanded to strike
26 II,      LVI   |      and, verily, it is a grand oath if ye did but~ know-that,
27 II,     LXVI(1)|   intended to free him from his oath respecting Mary, and to
28 II,   LXXXIX   |       on!~ ~Is there in that an oath for a man of sense?~ ~[5]