El Aadhad A Thorny Tree, Common In Arabia.] In The Time Of The Djehelye Called El Mozhebat, Or El Aadhad

- Djebel el Hazna-Shab Arny - Thenyet Keda Batn Zy Towa - Djebel el Mokta - Fah, a valley beyond the Djidda gate

- El Momdera - El Moghesh, from whence was cut the white marble used in the mosque - El Herrowra - Istar - Mokbaret el Noszara, the burial-ground of the Christians - Djebel el Beroud - Thenyet el Beydha - El Hashas - Da el Medowar - Djebel Moslim - Wady Zy Towa - Thenyet Om el Harth - Djebel Aby el Keyt - Fedj - Shab Ashras - Shab el Motalleb - Zat Khalilyn - Djebel Kabsh - Djebel Rahha - El Bagheybagha - Djebel Keyd - El Ark - Zat el Hantal - El Akla - Shab el Irnye - El Alka - Shab el Leben - Melhet el Ghoraba - Melhet el Herouth - Kaber el Abd.

On the lower side of Mekka are: - Adjyad, or Djyad - Ras el Insan, between the Djebel Kobeys and Adjyad - Shab el Khatem, near Adjyad - Djebel Khalife - Djebel Orab - Djebel Omar - Ghadaf - El Mokba - El Lahdje - El Kadfade - Zat el Laha - Zou Merah - Es Selfeyn - El Dokhadekh - Zou el Shedyd - Zat e' Selym - Adhat el Nabt, so called from some Nabateans who resided there, and were sent by Mawya Ibn Aly Sofyan to make mortar at Mekka - Om Kerdan.

On the north side of the Mala are - Djebel Deylamy - Djebel Sheyb - Djebel Habeshy -

[p.469] Shab el Mokbera - Abou Dedjane - Djebel el Lyam - El Ghorab - Shab el Akhnes, also called El Khowaredj, or El Gheyshoum - El Kaad.

On the road towards Mekka are:

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