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 1  I             |     Muslim who had been slain at Bedr.~ ~Another marriage that
 2  I             |       later, after the battle of Bedr. Of the inhabitants of Medînah,
 3  I             |        surprising Abu Sufiyân at Bedr, where the caravan usually
 4  I             |          the caravan. Arrived at Bedr, the Muslims took up such
 5  I             |         him before the battle of Bedr, was put to death, and not
 6  I             |         to revenge the defeat of Bedr, had devoted the profits
 7  I             |        punishment. The battle of Bedr. Islâm the true religion.
 8  I             |      referred to. The victory at Bedr due to angelic aid. Usury
 9  I             |         account of the battle of Bedr. The Muslim martyrs to enter
10  I             |         Paradise. The victory of Bedr more than counterbalanced
11  I             | half-hearted Muslims who fell at Bedr. Precautions to be taken
12  I             |        The miraculous victory at Bedr. Address to the Meccans
13  I             |        for the captives taken at Bedr. The spoils are lawful.
14  I,      III(2)|        occasion of the battle of Bedr. See Introduction.~ ~ ./. 
15  I,      III   |          God gave you victory at Bedr when ye were in a poor way;
16  I,      III(1)|        their previous success at Bedr. For an account of these
17  I,       IV(1)|   half-hearted Muslims, slain at Bedr.~ ~ ./. 
18  I,     VIII(1)|          Qurâis at the battle of Bedr, to which the Muslim victory
19  I,     VIII(1)|       they took at the Battle of Bedr; but acknowledges that previously
20 II,    XVIII(1)|          losses at the battle of Bedr.~ ~ ./. 
21 II,     XXII(2)|          infidels experienced at Bedr.~ ~ ./. 
22 II,    XXIII(2)|                  Their defeat at Bedr.~ ~ ./. 
23 II,      LIV(1)|       fulfilled at the battle of Bedr.~ ~ ./. 
24 II,      LIX(1)|  idolaters. After his success at Bedr they came over to his side,
25 II,      LIX(1)|    Either the idolaters slain at Bedr, or the Jews of Qâinuqâh,