How To Use Koranic In A Sentence
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A black American and a Muslim, Julius Johnson dons a traditional Afghan beret to teach nearly 80 boys the alphabet and numbers in English, interjected with prayers and Koranic verses.
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Also among other tapes one was found in Arabic containing Koranic verses dedicated to teaching.
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To his mother's amusement and modest chagrin, he took Koranic classes with the local sheikh in public school, because his Muslim neighborhood friends took them.
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Also important among all groups are Koranic or Islamic scholars, often called marabouts, who serve as religious scholars and scribes and, in the countryside, combine legal, medical, and religious professions.
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Hence, while the influence of orthodox Christianity upon the Koran has been slight, apocryphal and heretical Christian legends, on the other hand, are one of the original sources of Koranic faith.
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Charity - the Koranic precept of almsgiving - was unforced and natural.
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These states have remained theocracies, and so sharia, or Koranic law, remains the highest authority, even for secular potentates.
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The Fitna film illustrates the dangers of Islamisation highlighted with selective Koranic texts, it does not "incite" against Muslims rather rails about extremism and frankly so it should.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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BOETTCHER: He also referred to President George Bush as a modern-day pharaoh, which is heavily weighted in the Koranic text, a lesson that tells of the failure of arrogance and how the pharaohs fell because they thought they were equals to God.
CNN Transcript Nov 13, 2002
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Hence, while the influence of orthodox Christianity upon the Koran has been slight, apocryphal and heretical Christian legends, on the other hand, are one of the original sources of Koranic faith.
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Seven Koranic teachers in Senegal have been condemned to jail sentences after they were found guilty of forcing children to beg.
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And in the past 20 years some Islamic states, notably Iran and Pakistan, have tried to reimpose the Koranic ban—in practice, that is(Sentencedict), to make bankers find ways round it.
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Objects bearing geometric decorations and Koranic inscriptions were clearly aimed at the Islamic market.
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Hence, while the influence of orthodox Christianity upon the Koran has been slight, apocryphal and heretical Christian legends, on the other hand, are one of the original sources of Koranic faith.
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Some hold the Koranic passage to have been revealed in confutation of the Jews, who pretended that if a man lay with his wife backwards, he would beget a cleverer child.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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Koranic laws
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Koranic), "my compassion," etc.; and Súsání is equally ancipitous
Arabian nights. English
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The objection here is to lengthening short vowels; this is not a feature of Koranic recitation today except in very restricted contexts.
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Adultery, if detected, would be punished by lapidation according to the rigour of the Koranic law33; and simple immorality by religious stripes, or, if of repeated occurrence, by expulsion from the city.
Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah
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Koranic verses were recited, with the phrases passing from group to group.
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We need not go on to the details of the role of Koranic recitation in other prayers, obligatory and supererogatory.
