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Page 94
... last any doubt respecting thee , the sole Saviour and giver of all good things
that render life happy ; or doubt respecting the emolument ( among the saints ) of
one of thy servants , or of his happy condition ; for thou givest to all thy creatures .
... last any doubt respecting thee , the sole Saviour and giver of all good things
that render life happy ; or doubt respecting the emolument ( among the saints ) of
one of thy servants , or of his happy condition ; for thou givest to all thy creatures .
Page 116
... We grant thee the Kiblah thou longest for and thinkest most acceptable to
thyself ; for long hast thou cast one eye upon the Kaaba . ” To the Jews came the
following verses : — " Truly deceit hath come upon you respecting those who
come to ...
... We grant thee the Kiblah thou longest for and thinkest most acceptable to
thyself ; for long hast thou cast one eye upon the Kaaba . ” To the Jews came the
following verses : — " Truly deceit hath come upon you respecting those who
come to ...
Page 118
Khalid said then , By God , I find , when I read the Korán , that command
respecting the Kiblah which thou knowest . And as to the Jews , they may not
become restive , and resist that which their own books assert -how that the Ark of
the ...
Khalid said then , By God , I find , when I read the Korán , that command
respecting the Kiblah which thou knowest . And as to the Jews , they may not
become restive , and resist that which their own books assert -how that the Ark of
the ...
Page 477
Oriental Translation Fund. He exgenerally but lax observers of its required duties
, and scanty partakers in its peculiar prejudices . Jealousies soon arose
respecting Ali . When the prophet set off on his unfortunate expedition into Syria ,
he left ...
Oriental Translation Fund. He exgenerally but lax observers of its required duties
, and scanty partakers in its peculiar prejudices . Jealousies soon arose
respecting Ali . When the prophet set off on his unfortunate expedition into Syria ,
he left ...
Page 498
2. respecting the Fountain of Midas at Thymbrion in Phrygia , where that ancient
king is said to have caught a Satyr by mingling the water of the fountain with wine
. It is not easy to decide whether this story were borrowed by the Arabian writers ...
2. respecting the Fountain of Midas at Thymbrion in Phrygia , where that ancient
king is said to have caught a Satyr by mingling the water of the fountain with wine
. It is not easy to decide whether this story were borrowed by the Arabian writers ...
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| Title | Publications Publications, Oriental Translation Fund |
| Author | Oriental Translation Fund |
| Publisher | Royal Asiatic Society, 1836 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 9 Aug 2016 |
| Length | 551 pages |
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