Azoara

azoara English Etymology From en la-med azoara. Noun en obsolete Islam sura chapter of the Qurʾān en 1626 w:Samuel Purchas Purchas His Pilgrimage; Or, Relations of the World and the Religions https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=jkZpAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA251 251 Now let us see the Doctrine contained in this booke naming the Chapter or Azoara, where the Reader may finde each sentence. en 1693 John Edwards A Discourse concerning the Authority, Stile and Perfection of the Old and New Testament 408–409 https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=4eSWE4ntAaYC&pg=PA408 Lastly, as we have the joint assent of Jews and Gentiles, so of Mahomet himself, in the Azoara's of his Law, which give suffrage to the Evangelical Writings. en 1814 w:Hugo Grotius Spencer Madan (translator) Spencer Madan 404 https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=_hNeAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA404 An English Translation of the Six Books of Hugo Grotius, on the Truth of Christianity Mahomet frequently upbraids the Christians with these controversies; particularly in Azoara xxvi. xxxii.