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 1  I             |   real significance. It is referred to obscurely in the Qur'
 2  I             | Christian monk. The person referred to in the Qur'ân, Chapter
 3  I             |  the Qur'ân, the reader is referred to the notes in Sale's translation.
 4  I             |    of the dry bones~ ~ ./. referred to: Abraham and the birds.
 5  I             |   reproved. Battle of Ohod referred to. The victory at Bedr
 6  I             |  paid back. Quarrels to be referred to God and the Apostle only.
 7  I,      III(1)|   in the Arab game mâisar, referred to in page 32.~ ~ ./. 
 8  I,       IV(2)| nature of the offence here referred to. The text, however, speaks
 9  I,       VI(1)|  of their scriptures which referred, according to the Mussulman
10  I,      VII(1)|    Arabians. By some it is referred to 'Omâiyyat ibn Abi Zalt,
11 II,     XVII(2)|  verse 60. The vision p. 8 referred to is the night journey
12 II,    XVIII(1)|  Gog and Magog. The people referred to appear to be tribes of
13 II,       XX(1)|   war,' &c. are constantly referred to in the ancient Arabic
14 II,      XLI   |  His servants.~ ~To Him is referred the knowledge of the Hour:
15 II,      LXX(1)|                 The person referred to is said to have been