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A Dictionary of Islam Being a cyclopedia of the...

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Dying agony of an infidel.
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The Chapter of the Ascents.
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An unbeliever mockingly calls for a judgment on himself and his companions.
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The terrors of the Judgment Day.
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Certainty of the Judgment Day.
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The Chapter of the Misbelievers.
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The Prophet will not follow the religion of the misbelievers.
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The Chapter of Necessaries.
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Denunciation of the unbelieving and uncharitable.
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The Chapter of the Merciful.
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An enumeration of the works of the Lord ending with a description of Paradise and Hell.
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A refrain runs throughout this chapter:—
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“Which then of your Lord’s bounties do ye twain deny?”
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The Chapter of the Inevitable.
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Terrors of the inevitable Day of Judgment.
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Description of Paradise and Hell.
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None but the clean may touch the Qurʾān.
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The condition of a dying man.

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A Dictionary of Islam Being a cyclopedia of the doctrines, rites, ceremonies, and customs, together with the technical and theological terms, of the Muhammadan religion., Project Gutenberg eBook #61526

THE SECOND PERIOD. THE FOURTH PERIOD.

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