Muḥammad b. ʻAlī al-Sanūsī, [334]
Muḥammad b. Qāsim, [256] n.2, [272]
Muḥammad K͟hān, K͟hān of Mug͟halistān, [237]–8
Muḥammad K͟hudābandah, [234]
Muḥammad Shāh, Sultan of Malacca, [372]–3, [401]
Muhammadan martyrs, [14]–15, [38], [224]
Muhammadan officials and soldiers of Christian governments, as propagandists of Islam,
in Africa, [326], [333], [345]–6, [362];
in the Malay Archipelago, [369], [399], [407]
Muhammadans observe Christian rites, in Albania, [181], [187]
Muhammadans under Christian rule in Abyssinia, [114], [115], [117]–21, [410];
Cape Colony, [350]–2;
[[464]]Crete, [201];
Egypt, [424], [438]–9;
German East Africa, [326], [345]–6, [361]–2, [410];
Hungary, [193]–4;
India, [280], [282]–91, [439];
Lagos, [340];
Lithuania, [245];
Malay Archipelago, [369]–70, [371]–2, [387], [393], [397]–8, [399], [400]–2, [405]–7;
Montenegro, [197]–8;
Nigeria, [325], [326];
Nubia, [110];
Russian empire, [100], [101], [247]–51, [252]–3, [411];
Spain, [140], [143]–4
Mukkuvans, [268]