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59 occurrences of amour across 20 texts in /en/Islam

en/Islam/Quran - Wahiduddin Khan.txt 1
s fair, neither committing fornication nor taking secret par	amour	s. And if, after they are married, they commit adultery they
en/Islam/Quran - Maududi.txt 2
d. 10:24 The example of the life of this world (which has en	amour	ed you into becoming heedless to Our signs) is that of water
y was mentioned than, lo and behold, your people raised a cl	amour	43:58 and said: “Who is better, our deities or he?” They sa
en/Islam/Quran - Arberry.txt 1
dings of a cunning boy. 51:29 Then came forward his wife, cl	amour	ing, and she smote her face, and said, 'An old woman, barren
en/Islam/Quran - Daryabadi.txt 2
ornicateresses, nor as those taking to themselves secret par	amour	s. And when they have been wedded, if they commit an indecen
wedlock, neither fornicating, nor taking them is secret par	amour	s. And who soever rejecteth the faith, his work will surely
en/Islam/_Legacy/Teachings of Hafiz.txt 5
ays," he says, "s'est developpee une vaste litterature ou l'	amour	divin et Famour terrestre se croisent d'une facon souvent d
s'est developpee une vaste litterature ou l'amour divin et F	amour	terrestre se croisent d'une facon souvent difficile a demel
and loyalty should be forgot, Though the earth cover the en	amour	ed head, And in the dust wisdom and passion rot. My friends
st pour ca qu'il n'y a plus parmi les hommes ni science, ni	amour	." Djemshid is supposed to have built Persepolis. There is a
t donne Paris sa grande ville, Et qu'il me fallut quitter L'	amour	de ma mie, Je dirais au roi Henri: Reprenez votre Paris, J'
en/Islam/Quran - Yusuf Ali.txt 5
asonable: They should be chaste, not lustful, nor taking par	amour	s: when they are taken in wedlock, if they fall into shame,
Mary is held up as an example, behold, thy people raise a cl	amour	thereat (in ridicule)! 43:58 And they say, "Are our gods be
Day? # Sura 101: Al-Qari'ah 101:1 The (Day) of Noise and Cl	amour	: 101:2 What is the (Day) of Noise and Clamour? 101:3 And wh
f Noise and Clamour: 101:2 What is the (Day) of Noise and Cl	amour	? 101:3 And what will explain to thee what the (Day) of Nois
And what will explain to thee what the (Day) of Noise and Cl	amour	is? 101:4 (It is) a Day whereon men will be like moths scat
en/Islam/Quran - Pickthall.txt 1
arer, Knower. 7:201 Lo! those who ward off (evil), when a gl	amour	from the devil troubleth them, they do but remember (Allah'
en/Islam/7. al-Araf- The Elevated Places.txt 1
Hearer, Knower. 201 Lo! those who ward off (evil), when a gl	amour	from the devil troubleth them, they do but remember (Allah'
en/Islam/The Quran (E.H. Palmer tr)/Sura 5 - The Table.txt 1
ire, living chastely and not fornicating, and not taking par	amour	s. But whoso disbelieves in the faith, of a truth his work i
en/Islam/The Quran (E.H. Palmer tr)/Sura 4 - Women.txt 1
y being chaste and not fornicating, and not receivers of par	amour	s. But when they are married, if they commit fornication, th
en/Islam/Quran - Ahmed Ali.txt 5
ceived it, then remember, God is severe in revenge. 2:212 En	amour	ed are the unbelievers of the life of this world, and scoff
e will. In this is a lesson for those who have eyes. 3:14 En	amour	ed are the people of the lust of (earthly) pleasures, of wom
king) wedlock, and not lechery, nor secretly looking for par	amour	s. But if they are married and guilty of adultery, inflict o
:79 Then he came before his people in all pomp; and those en	amour	ed of this world, said: "Ah would that we had what Qarun has
ne who stands on a clear proof from his Lord, be like one en	amour	ed of his evil deeds and follows his inane desires? 47:15 Th
en/Islam/The Quran (Yusuf Ali tr)/Surah 4.txt 1
asonable: they should be chaste, not lustful, nor taking par	amour	s: when they are taken in wedlock, if they fall into shame,
en/Islam/Quran - Qarai.txt 4
are chaste women, not licentious ones or those who take par	amour	s. But should they commit an indecent act on marrying, there
em their dowries, in wedlock, not in license, nor taking par	amour	s. Should anyone renounce his faith, his work shall fail and
ses said, ‘Our Lord! You have given Pharaoh and his elite gl	amour	and wealth in the life of this world, our Lord, that they m
w that the life of this world is mere diversion and play, gl	amour	and mutual vainglory among you and rivalry for wealth and c
en/Islam/Quran - Shakir.txt 3
ustly, they being chaste, not fornicating, nor receiving par	amour	s; and when they are taken in marriage, then if they are gui
(them) in marriage, not fornicating nor taking them for par	amour	s in secret; and whoever denies faith, his work indeed is of
(them) in marriage, not fornicating nor taking them for par	amour	s in secret; and whoever denies faith, his work indeed is of
en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/_Legacy/Masnavi Index.txt 3
l, My sad heart is a lively sacrifice to my Beloved. I am en	amour	ed of my own grief and pain, For it makes me well-pleasing t
of my eclipse, 4 They beat their brass dishes and raise a cl	amour	, And make my moon ashamed thereby, I, who am Pharaoh, woe i
hamed thereby, I, who am Pharaoh, woe is me! The people's cl	amour	Confounds my boast, 'I am Lord Supreme!' 5 Moses and I are
en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/The Masnavi Vol 1.txt 3
l, My sad heart is a lively sacrifice to my Beloved. I am en	amour	ed of my own grief and pain, For it makes me well-pleasing t
of my eclipse, 4 They beat their brass dishes and raise a cl	amour	, And make my moon ashamed thereby, I, who am Pharaoh, woe i
hamed thereby, I, who am Pharaoh, woe is me! The people's cl	amour	Confounds my boast, 'I am Lord Supreme!' 5 Moses and I are
en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/The Masnavi Vol 4.txt 8
his faithless wife. This wife was one day entertaining a par	amour	, when she was surprised by the sudden return of her husband
he spur of the moment she threw a woman's dress over her par	amour	and presented him to her husband as a rich lady who had com
Once that noble Ibrahim, as he sat on his throne, Heard a cl	amour	and noise of cries on the roof, Also heavy footsteps on the
the judgment-day will enlighten his eyes And destroy the gl	amour	of thy fascinations. Behold them that have regard to the ul
erior attractions of his wife, and he renounced his ugly par	amour	and fell in love with his wife. This is a parable, the true
his is a parable, the true wife being the Deity, the old par	amour	the world, and the physicians the prophets and saints. Anot
r. This woman, desiring to carry on an intrigue with her par	amour	, climbed up a pear-tree to gather the fruit, and when she h
r request, ascended the tree, and she at once called her par	amour	, and began to amuse herself with him. Her husband saw her f
en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/The Masnavi Vol 3.txt 1
le, but its soul is hidden. O reviling dog! thou makest a cl	amour	, Thou makest thy abuse of the Koran thy destruction. 12 Thi
en/Islam/Islamic Miscellaneous/Islam- Her Moral and Spiritual Value.txt 6
milder effulgence of the moon by night throws its silvery gl	amour	over all his senses. The lesser and more distant splendour
I could but answer that it is indefinable; all the same a gl	amour	that, like the force of gravity, is irresistible. Free and
r the magic spell of its wondrous influence. But even the gl	amour	of the moon is out-glamoured by the darkness of the night u
ndrous influence. But even the glamour of the moon is out-gl	amour	ed by the darkness of the night under whose funereal pall ev
ze of the burning sun, under the cooler and more clinging gl	amour	of the mellow moon, under the dimmer gloom and mystery of d
as the fiery splendour of the sun surpasses the cold pale gl	amour	of the moon--which is but a shadow, a pale reflection of th
en/Islam/Islamic Miscellaneous/Teachings of Hafiz (G. L. Bell tr).txt 5
ays," he says, "s'est developpee une vaste litterature ou l'	amour	divin et Famour terrestre se croisent d'une facon souvent d
s'est developpee une vaste litterature ou l'amour divin et F	amour	terrestre se croisent d'une facon souvent difficile a demel
and loyalty should be forgot, Though the earth cover the en	amour	ed head, And in the dust wisdom and passion rot. My friends
st pour ca qu'il n'y a plus parmi les hommes ni science, ni	amour	." Djemshid is supposed to have built Persepolis. There is a
t donne Paris sa grande ville, Et qu'il me fallut quitter L'	amour	de ma mie, Je dirais au roi Henri: Reprenez votre Paris, J'