The Holy Quran with Five Volume Commentary (Vol 5)

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The Index of Subjects Heading, Volume Number, Chapter Number: Verse Number, Commentary (For General Introduction: Heading, Volume Number, Page Number in Roman Numerals) Will eventually cleanse disbelievers, V, 57:16, 4158 Heraclius, I, cxcix Concluded Prophet had come, from meteor phenomenon, III, 15:19, 1725 Hijr, Al (chapter), III, 15 Basic theme of, is that no scripture can rival Quran, III, 15 Hijr, People of (see Thamūd, People of) Hijrah (Migration of Holy Prophet to Medina), V, 68:50, 4337 Migration to Medina, I, cxxxvi Muḥammad's flight to Medina, II, 8:31, 1119 Hikmah (Wisdom; Knowledge), I, 2:130, 136; III, 16:126, 1926 Hinduism, I, lv Interpolations in Vedas, I, lv Number of Vedic Gods, I, 1 Savage teachings in Vedas, I, lix Superstitions and contradictions, I, lxi-lxiii Hirā' A place near Mecca, I, cxvi History Should be a lessen for Meccans, III, 16:44, 1845 ‘Ād destroyed, IV, 26:140 ‘Ād rejected, IV, 26:137-38, 2777 Answers changes of lying, II, 7:69, 967 Denounces materialism and imperialism, IV, 26:133, 2774 Prophet sent to the people of ‘Ād, II, 7:66, 964 Rejected by Adites, V, 46:22, 3775 Sent to ‘Ād, IV, 26:124-25, 2771 Story of, III, 11:51-61, 1431-41; IV, 26:124- 140, 2771-77; IV, 23:32-42, 2533A-2540 Warner to his people, V, 46:22-24, 3775-77 Hudaibiyyah, Treaty of, I, cxcvi A clear victory, V, 48:2, 3817 Blessing in disguise, III, 16:46, 1847 History of, V, 48:2, 3817 Led to Muslim conquest of Mecca, IV, 22:26, 2457 Muslims 'kept back' from performing pilgrimage, I, 2:197, 203 Oath taken at, V, 48:11, 3823 Quraish did not honour, V, 60:2, 4210 Terms of, V, 48:2, 3817 Hudhud Solomans state envoy to Sheba, IV, 27:21-29, 2827-32 Shows phenomenon of the rise and decline of Hujurat, Al (chapter), V, 49 nations, IV, 29:21, 2955 History of Islam, IV, 30:4-10, 2990-96 Holy Land Faith and courage required to enter, II, 5:22 Jews gathered in, from ends of earth, III, 17:105, 2033 Honour Human, sacred, III, 17:38, 1966 Hour, The Battle of Badr and conquest of Mecca, III, 16:78, 1878 Displacement of old order by new one, IV, 25:12-15, 2650-52 Resurrection, Day of, IV, 22:8, 2443 Significance of, IV, 34:4, 3133 Hūd (chapter), III, 11 Hūd (Prophet), III, 11 3539 Human Nature Arrogance of, IV, 39:50, 3472 Believers and Holy men seek protection against weakness of, IV, 40:56, 3534 Conceited and arrogant when in affluence, IV, 41:51, 3597 Consequences of evil deeds cause regret in man, IV, 40:11, 3502 Despondent and despairing when in trouble, IV, 41:51, 3597 Faculties of, III, 15:45, 1748 Humble in distress and arrogant when not, III, 17:68, 1997 Innately good, III, 17:63, 1992 Islamic concept contrasted with Christian concept, III, 17:65, 1994 Principles of, IV, 44:39, 3718