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 1  I             |          Hirâ, a wild and lonely mountain near Mecca, an angel appeared
 2  I             |          abode is Mount Qâf, the mountain chain which encircles the
 3  I             | Scriptures. The golden calf: the mountain held over them. Gabriel
 4  I             |      dispersion of the Jews. The mountain held over the Jews. The
 5  I,       II   |   covenant with you and held the mountain over you 1; 'Accept what
 6  I,       II   |          with you and raised the mountain over you, 'Take what we
 7  I,       II   |          a part of them on every mountain then call them, and they
 8  I,       IV   |        And we held over them the mountain 1 at their compact, and
 9  I,      VII   |        see me; but look upon the mountain, and if it remain steady
10  I,      VII   |       his Lord appeared unto the mountain He made it dust, and Moses
11  I,      VII   |       170] And when we shook the mountain over them, as though it
12  I,       XI   |            I will betake me to a mountain that shall save me from
13  I,       XV   |         they did hew them in the mountain houses to dwell in in safety.~ ~
14 II,    XVIII(1)|        the name of the valley or mountain in which the cave was situated;
15 II,    XVIII   |        the space between the two mountain sides.' Said he, 'Blow until
16 II,    XVIII(1)|        the subsequent mention of mountain sides.~ ~
17 II,      XIX   |       from the right side of the mountain; and we made him draw nigh
18 II,     XXVI   |      each part was like a mighty mountain. And then we brought the
19 II,   XXVIII   |   perceived from the side of the mountain a fire; said he to his people, '
20 II,   XXVIII   |          thou by the side of the mountain when we called; but it is
21 II,     XXXV(1)|   plainly to be seen in the bare mountain sides of Arabia. The Arabs
22 II,      LIX   |          down this Qur'ân upon a mountain, thou wouldst have seen