INDEX
- Aal, 276
- Aaron, 61
- Abbas, 274
- Abdallah Ebn Omm Mactúm, 23
- Abdullah Ansari, 303
- Abdur Rahman Khan, 160
- Abraham, 55, 115, 140, 166, 247
- ’Abd Allah Ibu Mas’ud, 261
- Abú Amid, 166
- Abú Bekr, 69, 113
- Abú Ghobais, Mount, 257
- Abú Hanifa, 115
- Abú-Hurairah, 261
- Abú Sa’íd al-Khadrí, 261
- Abú Sophian, 70
- Abú Yúsúf, 115
- Abyssinia, 307
- Adam, 131, 166
- Afghan pilgrim, 259
- Aghigheh sacrifice, 47, 272, 273
- Ahia, 53
- Ahmad Ebn Hanbal, 117
- Ahmad Ebn Yúsúf, 93
- Ahmad Muizz-u’d-Dawlat, 69
- Ainé-Zobeideh, 224, 237
- Albanians, 234, 235
- Al Beyyid, 93
- Alemeyn, 196, 203, 204, 252
- Al-Farra of Bagh, 261
- Algeria, 178
- Al Hadi, 115
- ’Alí, Imám, his knighthood, 24, 25
- ——, his injunctions to traders, 45
- ——, traditions concerning him, 61
- ——, his wife, Fatima, Muhammad’s daughter, 69
- ——, his character as Caliph, 69, 70
- ——, as the “Lion of God,” 70, 71
- ——, his murder, 71
- ——, his name inscribed on the gates of the Harem, 113
- Al-Káwthar, 59
- Al-Khalíl, 55
- Al Mutasem, Caliph, 117
- Al Moakkibat, 129
- Al Omreh, 252
- Al Radí, Caliph, 117
- Amin-ud-dowleh, 163
- Amin-us-Surreh, 206
- Amir-ul-Hájj-ul-Mesri, 206
- Amir-ul-Hájj-ul-Shami, 206
- Arab club, 109
- Arab priest, blind, 88, 89
- Arabs, 22, 24, 95, 96, 97, 98, 101, 104, 105, 108;
- see also “Bedouins”
- Arafat, 27, 56, 102, also Chapters IX., X., XI., Part II.
- Arch of Beni Sheybeh, 130
- Ardebil, 158
- Aryan, 62, 75
- Assyria, 71
- Avicenna, 290
- A’yáde-Ghadir, 60, 61, 62
- Ayatu’l-Kúrsí, translated, 269, 270
- Ayeshah, 55, 69, 70, 221
- Azrail, 131
- Bábághúlí, 47, 272, 273
- Bábí rebellion, 164
- Babylon, 102
- Bagdad, 117
- Baidáwí, 261
- Balám, 60
- Balsam of Mecca, 264, 265
- Barbary, 116
- Bashtar, 96
- Baths, Muslim, 41, 50
- Bedouins, 94-96, 103, 104, 189, 192-194, 210, 211, 213, 214, 219, 234, 235, 236, 263, 264, 265, 270, 272
- Bedre, 264
- Benares, 102
- Behbehan, 276
- Beni Amere, Bedouin tribe, 264
- Beni Salem, Bedouin tribe, 270
- Beni Shaibeh, gate, 168
- Beni Subh, Bedouin tribe, 263, 264, 265
- Black Stone, 131-135, 140, 167
- Bombay, 180
- Burkhardt, 226
- Burton, Richard, 226
- Cairo, 54, 111, 178
- Calvinism, Welsh, 30
- Caucasus, 90
- Cholera, see Preface, also 83, 178, 179, 180, 181, 187, 203, 204, 212, 213, 284
- Christ, 76
- Compassing of the Ka’bah, 130-139
- Constantinople, 54
- Cover-design to the present volume, see “Bábághúlí”
- Critic, his aim, 21
- ——, his attitude to the Kurán, 22
- Day of Arafat, see Chapters IX., X, XI., Part II.
- Day of the Repose of the Soul, see Chapter VII., Part II.
- Day of Victims, see Chapter XII., Part II.
- Date-trees, 265
- Delhi, 24
- Demavend, 281
- Devil, see “Lapidation” and “Edris”
- Edris, 131
- Egyptian Mahmil, 220, 221, 241, 242, 245
- Eshagh-ben-Amar, 44
- Essraf, 245
- Estakhareh, 38, 46, 285, 289, 290
- Esteghfar, 134
- Euphrates, 47, 71
- Eve, 105, 106, 131
- Family of the Tent, 72, 73, 75
- Fará, 263
- Fatihah, translated, 269
- Fatima, 61, 69, 72
- “Fotúhúl Haremeyn,” 138
- Gabriel, angel of Revelations, 52-55, 60, 62, 76, 131, 166
- Gaem, 106
- Gala, 290
- Gate of Peace, see “Salám Gate”
- Gate of Purity, see “Safá Gate”
- Ghadir, 68
- Ghadre-Day, 52, 53, 54
- Ghúl-hú-Allah, 134
- Gibbon, 72, 73
- Gold Spout, 127, 132, 136
- Granada, 24
- Hamadan, 275, 276, 278
- Hamde, 134
- Hanbalites, 116, 117, 118
- Hanefites, 115, 248
- Harb, Bedouin tribe, 104, 263, 264, 265, 270
- Harem of Mecca, 112-120, 123-129, 134-141
- Harem pigeons, 119, 167
- Harun-ur-Rashid, Caliph, 115
- Hasan, eldest son of Imám ’Alí, 71
- Hashem, 75
- Hashemites, 69, 75
- Hashísh, 280, 281
- Heddah, 103, 108
- Hegira, 48
- Hejaz, 91-101, 164, etc.
- Henna, 283, 284
- Hodi, 106
- Hozail, Bedouin tribe, 194, 211
- Hugo, Victor, 82
- Huseyn, Imám, younger son of ’Alí,
- his knighthood, 25
- ——, his rules of etiquette, 34
- ——, his character, 71
- ——, his last stand, 73
- ——, his death, 73
- ——, mourned by the Persians, 74, 75
- ——, hero of the Persian Passion Drama, 76
- ——, receives the key of intercession from Muhammad, 77
- Ihrám, pilgrims’ habit, 90, 93, 94, 165, 166
- Indian Pilgrims, 198, 200, 222
- Isfahán, 160
- Ishmael, 55, 56, 167
- Islám, social, 37, 38, 41-47, see Chap. VI., Part II., and also the chapters of Part III.
- Ismailia, 73
- Israfil, 131
- Jafar, Imám, 38, 42, 44, 46
- Jammé Sakhra, 237
- Jebelé-Nur, 182
- Jesus, 55, 61
- Jiddah, 89, 90, 93-101
- Jinns, 276, 277
- Jumádáu-’l-ákhir, 48
- Jumádáu-’l-sání, 48
- Jumádáu-’l-úlá, 48
- Ka’bah, 28, 56, 60, 111, 112, 114, 115, 131, 134-141, 164-172, 251
- Kadijah, 221
- Karmata, 132
- Karmatians, 132
- Kashán, 160
- Kazi of Mecca, 238, 242, 247
- Kerbela, 72, 76, 274
- Kesveh, 221, 222
- Khadasieh, 24
- Khaif, 191, 196, 252
- Khayyám, Omar, 33, 159, 286
- Khedevieh, 89
- Kiblah, see “Mecca”
- Kirmán, 88
- Kitchen of Adam, 222
- Kufa, 45, 71, 73, 76
- Kuraish, 23, 24, 53, 115, 118, 166
- Kurán, Geo. Robinson’s opinion of it, 21
- ——, refers to the Pilgrimage, 26-29
- ——, used as a talisman, 43
- ——, the third Súra, 54, 55
- ——, Chapter entitled “Man,” 62
- ——, its use in battle, 70
- ——, see “Fatihah,” and “Ayatu’l-Kursí”
- ——, Chapter entitled “Light,” 303
- Kurb, King of Yemen, 221
- Kurds, 234
- Laili, 63
- Lapidation of the Devil, 246, 247, 252
- Lascars, 89
- Lesseps, de, 83
- Lote-tree, 41
- Magrebis (Moroccans), 214, 217
- Mahmil, 220, 221, 241, 242, 245;
- see also “Syrian Mahmil”
- Majnun, 63
- Malay pilgrims, 194, 195, 196, 197
- Malek Ebn Ans, 115, 116
- Malekites, 115, 116
- Malik, Guardian of Hell, 52
- Marseilles, 82
- Marshmallow, 41
- Marveh, 142, 148-152, 252
- Maseh (ablution), 34
- Masher al haram, 174
- Mecca, 29, 48, 68, 81, 103;
- see also chapters of Part III.
- Medina, 23, 48, 52, 68, 70, 72, 178, 227, 232, 233, 263
- Meshireh, 52
- Messiah, 106
- Messina, 82
- Michael, archangel, 131
- Mina, 28, 55, 56, 148, 176;
- see also Chap. XII., Part II.
- Mizab, see “Gold Spout”
- Moalla, 181
- Moawiyah, 70, 71
- Moghavems, 103, 176, 180, 182, 188, 194, 198, 209, 220
- Morocco, 178;
- see also “Maghrebis” Moses, 61
- Mount Shíní, 110
- Muezzin, 43, 48, 51, 237, 238, 266
- Muhammad, the Prophet,
- ——, his sincerity, 22
- ——, “He Frowned,” 23
- ——, as a soldier, 24
- ——, his aims as reformer, 25
- ——, his declaration of God’s unity, 25
- ——, his view of Christianity, 25, 26
- ——, the sense he had of his mission, 26
- ——, his charity, 26
- ——, approves of the Pilgrimage, 27, 28, 29
- ——, his cornelian ring, 38
- ——, his reverence for chastity, 46
- ——, his ideal woman, 46
- ——, the festivals which he encouraged, 46, 47
- ——, on the moon of Rajab, 49
- ——, his victory over the Kuraish, 53
- ——, his pond in Paradise, 59
- ——, his secretary, Othmán, 69
- ——, his love for his grandson, Imám Huseyn, 73
- ——, hands over to Huseyn the key of intercession, 77
- ——, his political aims, 120
- ——, his highest conception of the Hereafter, 120
- ——, catechises Muaz, Governor of Yeman, 123
- ——, his patience, 124
- ——, his respect for knowledge, 124, 290
- ——, on the sevenfold compassing of the Ka’bah, 137
- ——, his loyalty to his first wife, Kadijah, 221
- ——, his flight from Mecca, 232
- ——, his kindness to animals, 287
- ——, his attitude to slavery, see Chap. V., Part III.
- Muhammadan, months or moons, 47-62
- ——, Paradise, 58, 59, 120
- ——, Orthodox Sects, 115-120, 123, etc.
- ——, Mullás, 120, 123, 124, 125, etc.
- ——, Prayers, 126-152, 173, 174, 238
- ——, self-sacrifice, 137, 138, etc.
- ——, fortitude, 153, 154
- ——, beggars, 157
- ——, women, 46, 88, 94, 95, 148, 187, 188, 199, 200, 217, 306, 307, 308
- ——, musicians, 198, 199, 200
- ——, centralisation, 227
- Muharram, 48, 62, 68, 69, 73
- Munkar, 145, 146, 260, 271
- Mussah-street, Mecca, 153, 257
- Nahavend, 24
- Nakhowales, 227, 232, 233
- Nakir, 145, 146, 271
- Napoleon, 23
- Negro slaves, see Chap. V, Part III
- Nessouh, 50, 51
- Niyyat, 34, 133, 134, etc.
- Noah, 44, 51
- Nodbeh, 58
- Nu’man Ibu Bashír, 261
- Nún, 60
- Nureh, 41
- Obeidullah, Governor of Kufa, 71
- Omar, second Caliph, 24, 69, 70, 74, 113
- Ommiyah, 70
- Othman, third Caliph, 69, 113
- Owf, Bedouin tribe, 263
- Paris, 82
- Persian Passion-play, 75, 76, 77
- —— character, at its best, 74, 75
- —— character, according to Nassir, 108
- —— character, according to Seyyid ’Alí, 108
- —— witticisms, 109, 110
- —— mysticism, 62-68, 109, 110
- —— poem, 141, 142
- —— story, 176; also Chap. III, Part III
- —— humour, 186; also Chap. III, Part III
- —— noblemen, 188, 189
- —— fable, 205
- —— Consul-General of Hejaz, 206, 227, 231
- —— High-Priest of Teherán, 206
- —— tents, 209
- —— lullaby, 211
- —— water-pipes, 224
- —— seal-maker, 260, 261, 262
- —— character, 272
- —— parable, 273, 274
- —— superstition, 275, 276, 277
- —— satire, 286
- Pilgrimage, conditions, 31, 32
- ——, the whole of the book
- Pilgrims, their number, 225, 226
- ——, the whole of the book
- Port Said, 82, 83, 84
- Purifications, 33, 34, 35
- Queen of Egypt, a, 221
- Robegh, 263, 264, 270
- Rabíu-’l-avval, 48, 164, 165
- Rabíu-’l-sáné, 48
- Rajab, 48, 49, 50, 164
- Ramazán, 48, 52, 53, 164
- “Rewa,” 82
- Rewards, of Pilgrimage, 51
- Rezvan, Guardian of Paradise, 52
- Robinson, George, 21
- Rome, 303
- Rukú, 36
- Russian warships, 83
- —— Muslim subjects, see Preface, 90
- Sád Vaghas, 24
- Safá Gate, 113, 146, 147, 148, 252
- Safar, 48
- Safaví kings, 68
- Safrá, 263
- Salám Gate, 113, 126, 129
- Salim, 49
- Salsabil, 150
- Sandals, 93
- Scorpio, 46
- Sermon, the Kazi’s, 242-244
- Seyyid ’Alí, plays an important part throughout Parts II. and III.
- Seyyid Rúsé Kháns, 74, 77
- Sha’bán, 48, 51, 52, 164
- Sháfeis, 116, 117, 247
- Shamer, 73
- Shavvál, 26, 27, 48, 54
- Sheríf of Mecca, 119, 164, 206, 209, 214, 220, 226, 231, 241, 242
- Sheykh Mahmud, his tomb, 110
- ——, plain of, 181
- Shi’ahs, Keep Ahia, 53
- ——, their marriages, 55
- ——, their Messiah, 55
- ——, their sacrifices, 57, 58
- ——, their superstitions, 60, 61, 62
- ——, their faith and early history, 68-77
- ——, their sacred river, 71
- ——, their emancipation in Mecca, 227, 228
- ——, their medical science, 290, 293
- ——, their funerals, 293, 294
- Shiráz, 125, 281
- “Siege of Metz,” 21
- Sijdah, 36
- Simon Peter, 61
- Sinai, Mount, 52
- Sinaitic Peninsula, 178
- Shorthouse, J. H., 302
- Slave Market, at Mecca, see Chap. V, Part III
- Smyrna, 278
- “Sorrow,” a Súfí song, 109
- Suez, 84, 85, 86
- Súfíism, 33, 62-68
- Sultán, Suleymán, 118, 167
- Sultan (Turkey), 119
- Sunnis, see “Muhammadan Orthodox Sects,” also under the separate headings of those Sects
- Sureh sújdeh, 44, 182
- Syrian caravan, 177, 220
- —— Mahmil, 181, 220, 221, 241, 242
- —— pilgrims, 181, 191, 220
- —— bazaar, in Mecca, 257; see also Chap. II., Part III.
- —— character, 272
- Taghvím, 38, 289
- Tahlil, 223
- Tai, tribe, 72
- Takbir, 134
- Talbih, 128, 171, 174, 223
- Talh’-tree, 295
- Tamjid, 174
- Tasnim, 150
- Tayef, 131
- Teamol, 137
- Teherán, 54
- Telha, 70
- Tennyson, Lionel, 74
- Tewaff, see “Compassing of Ka’bah”
- Tripoli, 178
- Tunis, 178
- Turks, see “Orthodox Sects,” and also under “Muhammadan,” and 226, 227, etc.
- Turkistán, 278
- Ula, 246
- Unitarians, 25, 26
- Usury, 45
- Vaghas, Sád, 24
- Valley of Mina, see “Mina”
- Viands, forbidden, 32, 33
- Victims, 56, 57, 58
- Vitr, 36
- Wady Fatima, 283, 284
- Wagner, 107
- Wahabis, 236
- Wusta, 246
- Wuzú’h, 33, 35
- Yazid, 71
- Yemen, 71, 123, 165
- Youm-ul-Arafat, Chapters IX., X., XI., Part II.
- Youm-ul-Nahre, Chapter XII., Part II.
- Youm-ul-Tarvih, Chapter VII., Part II.
- Zaideh Gate, 114
- Zakani, 88
- Zanzibar, 145
- Zem-Zem well, 116, 142, 145, 165, 257, 259
- Zikat, 54, 304
- Zobeir, 70
- Zú-’l-hijjah, 26, 27, 28, 48, 55, 56, 60, 62, 173, 174, 175
- Zú-’l-ka’dah, 26, 27, 48, 55