[220] Es-Suyooṭee, ubi suprà.
[221] The night of the Ascension.
[222] Gabriel, who accompanied the Prophet.
[223] The beast on which he rode from Mekkeh to Jerusalem previously to his ascension. These traditions are from Es-Suyooṭee, ubi suprà.
[224] This flower is called "fághiyeh," and, more commonly, "temer el-ḥennè;" or, according to some, the fághiyeh is the flower produced by a slip of temer el-ḥennè planted upside down, and superior to the flower of the latter planted in the natural way.
[225] Es-Suyooṭee, ubi suprà.
[226] "Benefsej."
[227] Es-Suyootee.
[228] "Ás," or "narseen."
[229] Es-Suyooṭee.