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 1  I,        0(1)|   ordinary signification of 'reading,' and this is supported
 2  I             |          The word Qur'ân, 'a reading,' comes from the verb qara'
 3  I             |   fixed by Zâid, but not the reading of it. In the first place,
 4  I             |  according to seven modes of reading,' shows what latitude he
 5  I             |   prophet to decide upon the reading of a certain text, were
 6  I             |   which these differences of reading and interpretation had already
 7  I             |   themselves in their way of reading the word of God as the Jews
 8  I             |      the text and to fix the reading definitely according to
 9  I             | contrives to suggest a wrong reading to the prophet while reading
10  I             | reading to the prophet while reading the Qur'ân 1. The kingdom
11  I,        X(1)|   the Qur'ân. The word means reading.~ ~ ./. 
12 II,     XVII   |   dusk of the night, and the reading of the dawn; verily, the
13 II,     XVII   |     of the dawn; verily, the reading of the dawn is ever testified
14 II,     XXII(1)|      the word tamannâ means 'reading,' and the passage should
15 II,     XXII(1)|     threw something into his reading;' the occasion on which
16 II,      XXV(1)|                      Another reading of the text is, 'ye cannot.'~ ~ ./. 
17 II,      XXX(1)|     Or, according to another reading, 'unto those who know;'
18 II,    XXXVI(1)|           There is a various reading here, 'and has no place
19 II,      XLI(2)|           I.e. interrupt the reading of the Qur'ân by talking,
20 II,     XLVI   |    they were present at (the reading of) it, they said, 'Be silent!'
21 II,     LIII(4)|    were present at the first reading of this chapter when their
22 II,    LXIII(2)|             Or, by a various reading, 'their oaths.'~ ~
23 II,     LXXV   |      read it then follow its reading. And again it is for us
24 II,    LXXXI(4)|   Some copies have a various reading, 'suspicious of.'~ ~
25 II,   XCVIII   |          An apostle from God reading pure pages wherein are right