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252 ISLAM BELIEFS AND INSTITUTIONS




Nosairis, 146, 169, etc.; their doctrines, 170, etc.; their sects, 172; initiation, 173, etc.; their festivals, 173; Christian festivals, 173, 174; their liturgy, 174, etc.; secret practice of religion, 175; religious literature, statistics and habitat, 176, 177, 178
Oases of the Hejaz, 4

Oceania and the diffusion of Islam, 221

‘Ola (al-), 4

Old Man of the Mountain (cf. Assassins)

'Oman, 142, 185

'Omar, Caliph, 27, 33, 36, 127

Omayyads, 8, 14, 71, 131, 141, 143

Omma, 199

Ommi, meaning of the word, 21, 28

'Omra, its modalities, 61 (cf. Pilgrimage)

'Othman, Caliph, editor of the Qoran, 38, 39, 41 (cf. Shi'a)

Ottomans (cf. Turkey, Hanifites), 86, 96, 102

'Oyaina, 181
Palestine, 117 (cf. Syria, Holy Land)

Palmyra, 6

Paternoster, the, in the hadith, 72

Persia, 149, 150, 151, 176, 177 (cf. Babism), 221

Personal statute (cf. Marriage), 102, 219

Petra, 6



Pilgrimage, Muhammad at the, exclusion of Infidels, 34, 61

Pillars, the 'five—of Islam', 56, etc.

Polygamy, 68; and the Modernists, 214

Prayer (cf. Salat)

Printing, authorization of, 179

Processions, 103

Prophets, in the Qoran, 39, 50; and saintliness, 96

Purgatory in the Qoran, 52


Qadarites, 49, 140

Qadi, 102; his jurisdiction, 102, 106

Qadian, 188, 189

Qadiris, 136

Qanun, 92, 216

Qari, Qurra', reciters of the Qoran, their schools, 42,116

Qass, qussas, 72, 116, 117

Qawwal, 134 (cf. Music)

Qibla, 58

Qisas (cf. Retaliation), 92

Qiyas, 83, 86

Qoran, the, it is uncreated, 37; authenticity, 38; editing of, 38, etc.; divisions and present form, 39, etc.; exegesis, 42, etc.; variants, 41, etc., 42; commentaries, 44, etc.; dogma, 48, etc.; Christology, 50, etc.; eschatology, 52, etc.; anachronisms, 39; rhymes, perfection of style, slight inaccuracies, 40–1; extreme conciseness, 41; pre-destination and fatalism, 49; its influence, etc., 55; its 'insuperability', 55; its lacunæ, 66, etc. (cf.


INDEX 253




Sunna); special prerogative of the books of the, 81; the—and the jurisprudence of Islam, 83; may it be translated? 88; lithography and printing of, 96; and asceticism, 111, 112, 113, 189

Qubba, 19

Qudsi (cf. Hadith), 125

Qunia, 136

Quraish, 13, 14, 25, 26, 96; (cf. Caliphate), 141

Quraiza (Banu), 32

Qyzylbash, 177
Rabbani (Shauqi), 196

Rabi', season of the, 2

Rabbis, 105 (cf. Jews)

Rahman in the Qoran, 46

Rahmanis, 138

Rain, rainy season in Arabia, 2; overthrows the Ka'ba, 2

Ramadan, 60, 89

Ra'y, 83; and the law, 93, etc., 86, 87, 94 (cf. Jurisprudence)

Religion, pre-Islamite, 17, etc.; sacrifices, 18; religious processions, 19

Renan, his opinion of the Arabs, of 'Antar, 6, 8

Renegade, 89

Rest, weekly, unknown, 103

Resurrection in the Qoran, 26, 53

Retaliation, law of, 64

Riba (cf. Usury)

Ribat, 131 (cf. Marabout)

Rida (Muhammad Rashid), 204 (cf. Manar), 211

Rifa'is, 134, 136

Rights of Man, and Islam, 214



Russia, 200, 203, 221, 223, 225 (cf. Bolshevism)
Sab'iyya (cf. Isma'ilis)

Safavids, 149

Sahabi (cf. Companions)

Sahara, 220

Sahih (cf. Bukhari), the 'two—', 77, 78

Saints in Islam, 96 (cf. Wali)

Saj', 103

Salafiyya, 138, 179, 185, 202, 211, 213, 216, 217, 218, 224

Salamiya, 160

Salat, regulation of, 58; the five daily—, 58; modalities, ordinance, 59; Friday —, 59, etc.; Arabic language and the, 88; the—and the schools, 89, etc.

Salman al-Farisi, 171, 172



Sama' , 120 (cf. Music)

Samaritan, the, in the Qoran, 39

Samarqand, 79

Samarra, 145

Saracens (see Beduins)

Sarat (Mt.), 2

Sari as-Saqati, 116

Satan in the Qoran, 49

Saul, 39

Scripturaries, 48, 50, 55, 62, 89, 90, 111, 201 (cf. Christians, Jews)

Seljuks, 86

Seniority among the Beduins, 12

Senussis, 137

Seven, the number (cf. Druses, Isma'ilis)

Seveners (cf. Isma'ilis)

Seyyid, the, among the Beduins, 11


254 ISLAM BELIEFS AND INSTITUTIONS




Shadhilis, 136

Shafi'i, 66, 75, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 93

Shafi'ites, 95 (cf. Shafi'i), Azhar, centre of the, 100

Shahada, 56

Shahrastani, 140, 208

Shamalis, 172

Shammar, 184

Shar', Shari'a (cf. Jurisprudence)

Shath, 122, 134

Shattaris, 136

Sheikh, the 'two Sheikhs', 77 (cf. Bukhari)

Sheikh al-Jabal (cf. Assassins)

Sheikh al-Islam, 101, 216

Sheikhis, 190

Sherif, 25, 104, 143 (cf. 'Alids)

Shi'a, Shi'as, their hatred of 'Othman, 38, 41; their tradition, 81, etc., 99; their Imam, 99; the 'moderate' or 'laudable', 156

Shi'as, 143, etc.; divergencies between, and the Sunnis, 151, etc.; their traditions, 151, etc.; their exegesis, 152; initiatory sects, 156; extremist, 169



Sikka, 104

Silsila, 131

Sinai, 122

Sins, forgiveness of, 106

Sira of Muhammad, 24

Snouck Hurgronje, 62

Somalia, 185

Souls, their fate after death, 52; the 'Torment of the Tomb', 53

Spain, 84, 85

Sprenger, his remark on the Beduin and the camel, 3



Statistics, 219; total of Muslim population, 220; re-partition and diffusion 221; of illiteracy in Islam, 222

Subh-i-Azal, 192

Sudan, 220 (cf. Negroes)

Sufism: its exegesis, 45, 95 105, 106; origin, etymology, 114; Christian influence, 114, 115; vocabulary, 115; and love of God, 118; music, 120, 133, etc.; monism and pantheism, 121, etc.; agnostic, 126; the inquisition and, 127, etc.; novitiate, 135; and celibacy, 135; third order, 135; diffusion, 137, etc.

Sumatra, 223

Summaq (Mt.), 163



Sunan, the 'four', 78

Sunna, the, and the Qoran, 65, etc.; of the Prophet, 65, etc.; of the Companions, 68; the hadith and the, 69; the—source of the law, 83

Sunnis, number of, 221 (cf, Sunna)



Suras, 39; Joseph's Sura and the exegesis of the Sufis, 45; Mekkan and Medinese, how they are distinguish-able, 45, etc.

Suyuti, his exegesis of the Qoran, 45, 71, 75

Syria, 32, 34, 86, 105, 129 (cf. Ibn al-'Arabi), 138, 142, 154, 157, 158, 160, 165, 176

Syrians, the, in the Arabian Government, 8 (cf. Syria)


INDEX 255




Tabari, his commentary of the Qoran, 44; his 'madhhab', 84

Tabi'i, 68

Tabuk, 4, 34



Tafsir of the Qoran, 42, etc.; of the Shi'as, 43, 45; of the Sunnis, its method, chief works, 44, etc.; of the Sufis, 45

Tahara, modalities, 58

Taif, climate, a health resort, 2; Jews at, 21, 27, 34, 184

Taima, 4

Takbir, 59, 89, 152

Takfir, 184, 185

Ta'lim Isma'ili, 157, etc.

Ta'limiyya (cf. Isma'ilis)

Talmud, borrowings from the, in the hadith, 71

Tamim (cf. Infanticide)

Tanta, 136

Tanzimat, 216

Taqiyya, 145, 155, 167

Taqlid, 97, 99

Taqrir, 65, 100

Tariq, 78, 81

Ta’sis, 159

Taurat, 49

Tawaf, 61

Ta’wil of the Shi'as, 99, 147, 152, 163, 190

Tayammum, 58

Tears, gift of, 117 (cf. Bakka’un)

Tekke (cf. Zawia)

Territories forbidden to non-Muslims, 63

Theodicy of Islam, 57, etc., 113

Tijanis, 138

Tirmidhi, collection of his traditions, 78


Tirmidhi the mystic, 116

Tobacco, 96, 183

Tombs, visits to the, 213; 'Torment of the Tomb', 53

Transjordania, 201

Trench, war of the, 30

Tribe, organization and chief, 11-12

Truces with non-Muslims, their duration, 62

Tunis, 105

Turkestan, 176

Turkey, republican, 101 (cf. Kemalists), 105, 139, 196, (cf. Angora), 201, 215, etc.

Twelvers, 148, etc. (cf. Imamites)
'Ubaidallah, Fatimid Caliph, 157

'Ulema, their role, 94, 101, 102

Umm Habiba, 33

Usulis, 149

Usury and the Qoran, 63; how the prescriptions are evaded, 63–4
Wadi'l Qora, 4, 22

Wadi't-taim, 163, 164

Wahhabis, 62, 86, 94, 101, 105, 113, 137, 138; history, doctrines, 181–4; the—in the Hejaz, 183–4; their wars, 184; their diffusion, 185, 197, 198; the—and the Caliphate, 198, 212

Wajd, 120

Wali, 96, 106 (cf. Marriage); the cult of the, 125; compared to the prophets, 125


256 ISLAM BELIEFS AND INSTITUTIONS




Walaya of the Shi'as, 146

Waqf, 92, 102

Wine, among the Nosairis, 174, 175

Women and the Friday devotions, 59, 89; inheritance and, 63; women's rights and Islam, 215

Wool, 117 (cf. Sufism)


Yemen, 155
Zahirites, 84, 86, 94, 97, 180, 182

Zaid, adopted son of Muhammad, 33, 42, 47

Zaid, Imam of the Zaidites; 155

Zaidites, 145, 148, 154, 155; their opinions, 155-6, 178

Zainab, wife of Muhammad, 39

Zakat, 60; the—al-fitr, 89

Zamakhshari, his commentary on the Qoran, 44

Zamzam, 16, 17, 218

Zawia, 131, 138

Zia Gheuk Alp, 218, 219


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1 Cf. La Mecque a la veille de l'hegire, p. 222, etc.


1 The author employs the very convenient word scripturaire when speaking of the ahl-al-kitab, or 'people of the Book', i.e. the Jews and the Christians. This has been rendered in English by Scripturary.—(Translator.)


1  'O fils de Myriam, martyr mysterieux,

Pourquoi donc, devant toi, baisserais-je les yeux?

Pourquoi? Mon edifice immense touche au faite.

Jesus de Nazareth etait aussi prophete,

Mais le ciel me fit naitre apres Moise et lui,

Pour achever leur œuvre et pour l’agrandir.’

(H. de Bornier, Mahomet, Act II, Sc. 6.)




1 Je mourrai mieux que toi! Ta mort fut trop sublime,

O Jesus! Tu permis le triomphe du crime!’



(De Bornier, loc. cit.)


1 Dhahabi, Tazkirat al-huffaz, I, 355; II, 18, 110, 137. A traditionist reduced to the figure of 500,000 a collection of 1,500,000 hadith; Ibid., II, 125. Out of 500,000 hadith, the celebrated Abu Daud (see later, p. 78) retains no more than 4,800 in his Sunan; Ibid., II, 170.

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