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 1  I             |        came from Chaldea, and the belief in the existence of angels,
 2  I             |         in the magical art.~ ~The belief in Allah himself was little
 3  I             |         was merely nominal.~ ~The belief in a future life had not
 4  I             |           from custom than from a belief in its real significance.~ ~
 5  I             | endeavoured to support himself by belief in the reality of the divine
 6  I             |           after death they had no belief. So the prophet's warnings
 7  I             |      suffered martyrdom for their belief.~ ~Some of the slaves were
 8  I             |        prophet had called them to belief in God and to the practice
 9  I             |         no doubt with the fullest belief in the truth of what he
10  I             |           the traditional Semitic belief, Arab as well as Jewish,
11  I             |           prophet and the earnest belief which he certainly had at
12  I             |         to bring his hearers to a belief in the one only God; this
13  I             |          of the Muslim faith is a belief in Allâh, who, as we have
14  I             |    Mohammedan phrase.~ ~Besides a belief in God, the Qur'ân requires
15  I             |          God, the Qur'ân requires belief in the existence of angels;
16  I             |          vindicate His messenger. Belief or the reverse depends on
17  I             |          of Abraham the 'Hanîf: a belief in one God, to whom all
18  I             |        heaven and hell. Immediate belief in the Qur'ân required.
19  I             |            God alone is powerful. Belief or unbelief affect only
20  I             |       that they will be obedient. Belief in the unity of God, steadfastness
21  I,       II   |       evil thing is it which your belief bids you do, if ye be true
22  I,       VI   |          two sects is worthier of belief, if indeed ye know?'~ ~Those
23 II,      XXI(1)|         opinion and relapsed into belief in their idols.~ ~
24 II,    LXXXV   |           on them save for~ their belief in God,~ The mighty, the
25 II,     CXII(2)|        clearing oneself,' i.e. of belief in any but one God.~ ~