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 1  I             | registers of the Arabs are the verses of their bards,'-and in
 2  I             |     the angel uttered the five verses which commence the 96th
 3  I             |     satirical parodies on some verses of the Qur'ân, which are
 4  I             | reverse. And, lastly, many odd verses appear to have been inserted
 5  I             |    guide, since in many places verses have been inserted in a
 6  I             |        subdivided into 'âyât, 'verses' (literally 'signs'), which,
 7  I             |     say râ'hinâ, but unthurnâ. Verses which are annulled will
 8  I             |       previous Scriptures. The verses are either decisive Or ambiguous.
 9  I             |      the Qur'ân and the 'seven verses of repetition' (the Opening
10  I             |       no power over believers. Verses of the Qur'ân abrogated:
11  I,       II(3)|       legend; see Chapter XXI, verses 52-69.~ ~ ./. 
12  I,      III   |        of which there are some verses that are decisive, they
13  I,       VI(3)|     nearly always used for the verses of the Qur'ân.~ ~
14  I,     VIII   |    crafty ones!~ ~But when our verses were rehearsed to them they
15  I,       XV(2)|                                Verses.~ ~
16  I,       XV(6)|  Chapter, which contains seven verses, and is p. 250 named the
17 II,     XXII(1)|      the Qur'ân, Chapter LIII, verses 19, 20, 'Have ye considered
18 II,     XXIV(2)|       s character, which these verses are intended to refute.
19 II,  XXXVIII   |     that they may consider its verses, and that those endowed
20 II,    LXXIV(1)|                 The first five verses of this chapter form the
21 II,   LXXVII(1)|     interpret the passage, the verses of the Qur'ân. Footnotes~ ~ ./. 
22 II,    LXXXI(3)|              See Chapter LIII, verses 1-19, pp. 251, 252.~ ~
23 II,     XCVI(2)|               The five opening verses of the chapter are generally