[FN#93] Noisy.
[FN#94] Silent.
[FN#95] Mohammed.
[FN#96] Or attendant on the people in the bath.
[FN#97] i.e. a stoker or man who keeps up the fire in the baths.
[FN#98] A sort of sermon, which immediately follows, the noontide call to prayer on Fridays.
[FN#99] Preliminary to the call to prayer.
[FN#100] A.H. 623-640.
[FN#101] A leather rug on which they make criminals kneel to be beheaded.
[FN#102] It will be seen that the stories told by the barber do not account for the infirmities of all his brothers, as this would imply.