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]
Transcriber’s Note
Clear printer’s errors have been corrected by the transcriber; as far as possible, however, original spelling, punctuation, and accented characters have been retained. All changes listed in the errata have also been made.
In the printed book, images occupied whole pages. In this file, some images have been moved from their original positions to avoid breaking paragraphs.