The Qur'an (Oxford World's Classics)


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an
xxvii, xxxviii
Ross, Alexander, translation of the
Qur
an xxvii, xxxvii
Sabbath, obligatory nature
174
Sabians
9 n. a, 74, 210
Sacred Months
77; observance 119
sacri
fices, offering for, during
pilgrimages
22
Safa
18
safe conduct xxiv
Safwan (companion of 
A’isha), falsely
suspected of adultery
220
sa
 iba 78
sa
 id 55 n. b
sajada
154 n. b
salah (formal prayer)
5 n. a
salam
356 n. a
Sale, George, translation of the Qur
an
xxxviii
Salih: dialogue xx; as messenger
99–100,
159; rejection 236, 241–2, 351; role as
prophet invoked as an encouragement
to Muhammad
140–1; see also
Thamud, people
Salsabil (spring in Paradise)
401
samad
444 n. a
al-Samiri (induced some of the Children
of Israel to worship golden calf)
199,
200
Index
461


sand dunes, place of destruction of the
people of 
Ad 327, 329
Satan
23, 85; as the ally of disbelievers
362, 363, 364; as an evil companion
54; arrogance linked with that of
Meccan disbelievers
290;
disobedience
7, 186; disowns men
whom he has misled
367; duping of
Medinan Jews into rejecting
Muhammad
333; incites enmity and
hatred through intoxicants and
gambling
76; insinuation of evil into
the messages of the prophets
212–13;
invocation against
446; as a liar 277;
as man’s enemy
178, 179, 228, 319;
opinion of the people of Sheba
273–4;
as patron of idolaters
170;
personi
fication of danger through
temptation
162, 163; power 172;
promises false
160; rebelliousness
193; refusal to be subservient to man
94–5, 293; stoning 23 n. b; supporters
to be 
flung into Hell 235; as tempter
31, 56, 108, 175, 201, 283, of Ad and
Thamud
254, of believers 19, 47, of
disbelievers in battle
113, of the
people of the Queen of Sheba
240;
ungratefulness
176; weakness 57;
worship condemned
62
Saul (Talut) (king)
28–9
sawm
192 n. a
Scriptures: comparison between good and
evil words
160; confirmation by the
Qur
an 34, 40; as gift to the Children
of Israel
175, 265; given to Moses 310;
given to Moses and Aaron
205; Jewish
attitudes towards
72; Jewish scriptures,
as containing the same message as the
Qur
an 418; meaning as a whole
known to God alone
34; non-Islamic
scriptures xxiv; origins in God
92–3;
reactions to
24; revelation after
Abraham
39; revelation by Moses
before the revelation of the Qur
an
328; treatment by disbelievers 48; see
also Torah
self-defence xxi; allowable
314;
permission xii, 
212; permits the taking
up of arms xxii–xxiii; permitted
during pilgrimage
21–2, 24; to be kept
in proportion
174
self-destruction
22 n. b
senses, testimony against disbelievers at
the Day of Judgement
307, 308
‘sent down’ xv
sexual intercourse
25; during Ramadan
20–1
shafa
 a 58 n. a
shahid (martyr)
44 n. b
Shaytan, see Satan
Sheba, people
272, 273–4
Shi

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