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 1  I             | inhabitants. The Jews of YaTHrib, struck by this sudden renunciation
 2  I             |       root. Thus ẓaraba means 'he struck,' and qatala, 'he killed,'
 3  I             |           and maqtûl signify 'one struck' and 'one killed.' A sentence,
 4  I             |          is to be called John: is struck dumb for three days as a
 5  I,       II(2)|          religious war,' and were struck dead, and afterwards revived
 6  I,      XIV   |          we did with them; and we struck out parables~ ~ ./. for
 7  I,      XVI   |         ye do not know.~ ~God has struck out a parable; an owned
 8  I,      XVI   |           not know!~ ~And God has struck out a parable: two men,
 9  I,      XVI   |         not be wronged.~ ~God has struck out a parable: a city 2
10 II,    XVIII   |     affair aright!'~ ~[10] And we struck their ears (with deafness)
11 II,     XXII   |           O ye folk! a parable is struck out for you, so listen to
12 II,      XXV   |              For each one have we struck out parables, and each one
13 II,     XXIX   |        are parables which we have struck out~ ~ ./. for men; but
14 II,      XXX   |        the mighty, wise!~ ~He has struck out for you a parable from
15 II,      XXX   |       please God again.~ ~We have struck out to men in this Qur'ân
16 II,    XXXIX   |        they did but know. We have struck out for men in this Qur'
17 II,    XXXIX   |          may fear!~ ~[30] God has struck out a parable, a man who
18 II,     LVII   |        light.' And there shall be struck out between them a wall
19 II,   LXXXIX(3)|           and all his people were struck dead by a noise from heaven,
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