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 1  I             |     they had been plunged in idolatry and crime, and how their
 2  I             |  this sudden renunciation of idolatry by their fellow-citizens,
 3  I             |   fighting against this same idolatry that was so repugnant to
 4  I             |    with the prevalent~ ~ ./. idolatry of the time, the idea as
 5  I             |    severing himself from the idolatry of his compatriots, and
 6  I             | Sabbath, for their unbelief. Idolatry the unpardonable sin. Some
 7  I             |    the pagan Arabs for their idolatry and superstitious practices.
 8  I             |       he is bidden to abjure idolatry and not follow the lusts
 9  I             |      a sport of it. Folly of idolatry set forth: God the creator:
10  I             |       Abd el 'Hareth:' their idolatry. Idols are themselves servants
11  I             | lawful food. Warning against idolatry and exhortation to become '
12  I             |  servants: they abstain from idolatry, murder, false witness,
13  I             | Abraham: he preaches against idolatry. Noah is called a liar and
14  I             |    to lead their children to idolatry. The hypocrites stand by
15  I             |     Abraham preaches against idolatry. Is cast into the fire,
16  I             |      of all. Warning against idolatry and schism. Honesty inculcated
17  I             |  promised to those who avoid idolatry. The irrigation of the soil
18  I             |   His attributes enumerated. Idolatry forbidden. The conception,
19  I             |     fate. Abraham disclaimed idolatry. The Meccans were permitted
20  I,       II(1)|     acts of disobedience and idolatry are attributed by Muslim
21  I,       VI(4)|     phrase in the Qur'ân for idolatry.~ ~ ./. 
22  I,      VII(1)|     Adam and Eve; the act of idolatry mentioned being the naming
23 II,  XXXVIII(2)|     him for encouraging this idolatry, a devil named Sakhar one