[64] Malabar Quart. Review, 1903.
[65] Vide Correspondence on Moplah Outrages, 1849–53.
[66] Madras Census Report, 1891.
[67] Madras Mail, 1908.
[68] Malabar Quart. Review, 1906.
[69] When not officially attached to a mosque, the Mulla is said to be called Nāttu (country) Mulla.
[70] Ind. Ant., XXX, 1901.
[71] P. V. Ramunni, loc. cit.
[72] The taboot is “a kind of shrine, or model of a Mahomedan mausoleum, of flimsy material, intended to represent the tomb of Husain at Kerbela, which is carried in procession during the Mohurram.” Yule and Burnell, Hobson-Jobson.
[73] Gazetteer of the Malabar district.