That Of Daniyal Al-Nabi (Daniel The Prophet), I. 12 Of Sikandar Al-Rumi, 12 Of Mohammed A1-Busiri, 12

Of Abu Abbas al-Andalusi, 12 Of the martyred grandsons of Mohammed, Hasan, and Husayn, 97, n. Of Kaid Bey

And the other Mamluk Kings, 98 Peculiar form of the sepulchre now common in Al-Hijaz, Egypt, and the Red Sea, 155, n. The tomb of Abu Zulaymah, 199 Of Shaykh Hasan al-Marabit, on the Red Sea, 218 Distant view of the Prophet’s tomb at Al-Madinah, 286 Account of a visit to it, 304-342 The Lady Fatimah’s at Al-Madinah, 308, n., 327, 328 Exact place of the Prophet’s tomb, 322 The tombs of Abu Bakr and of Omar, 324 The future tomb of Sayyidna Isa, 326 Tombs of the father and mother of the Prophet, 351, n. Tomb of Mohammed, 359, 363 Attempted robbery of the tombs of Mohammed and of his two companions, 367 The tombs in the Hujrah visited by Al-Samanhudi, 368, n. The tomb of Aaron on Mount Ohod, 423 Hamzah’s tomb, 426 That of Abdullah bin Jaysh at Ohod, 428 Visit to the tombs of the saints of Al-Bakia, ii. 31, et seq. Tombs of Hagar and Ishmael at Meccah, 305 Burial-places of Adam, Abel, and Cain, 160, n. Tombs of celebrity at the cemetery of Meccah, 249, et seq. Eve’s tomb near Jeddah, 273 Tott, Inspector-General, i. 112, n. Trade and commerce, condition of, at Al-Madinah, ii. 8 The three vile trades of Moslems, 149, n. Trafalgar, Cape, i. 7 Remarks on the meaning of the word, 7, n. Travellers, idiosyncrasy of, 16 “Trees of Al-Madinah,” the celebrated, i. 286 Tripoli, i. 190 Tumar character, of Arabic, ii. 215 Tumbak tobacco, i. 66, n. Tunis, i. 190 Tur, the old Phœnician colony on the Red Sea, i. 201 Terrible stories about the Badawin of, 201 The modern town, 202 The inhabitants of, 202 The delicious dates of, 204 [p.474] Tur, Jabal (Mount Sinai), i. 202 Turki pomegranates of Al-Madinah, i. 405 Turks on the pilgrimage, i. 191 Turkish Irregular Cavalry in the Deserts of Arabia, 249 Imbecility of their rule in Arabia, 257 Delenda est marked by Fate upon the Ottoman empire, 259, n. Probable end of its authority in Al-Hijaz, 259 Douceurs given by them to the Arab shaykhs of Al-Hijaz, 266 Their pride in ignoring all points of Arab prejudices, 304 Their difficulties in Arabia, 359 One killed on the march by an Arab, ii. 127 Their dangerous position in Al-Hijaz, 151, n. Turkish pilgrims at Meccah, author’s acquaintance with, 171 Tussun Bey, defeat of, by the Badawin, i. 262 Concludes a peace with Abdullah the Wahhabi, i. 370 Tutty (Tutiya), used in Al-Hijaz for the cure of ulcers, i. 390

UHAYHAH, of the Aus tribe, i. 351, n. Ukab, the bird so called, ii. 62 Ukayl bin Abi Talib, brother of Ali, his tomb, ii. 38, 44 Ulcers (Nasur) common in Al-Hijaz, i. 390 Antiquity of the disease in Arabia, 390 Death of Am al-Kays, the warrior and poet, 390 Mandate of Mohammed Abu (see Mohammed), 390 The Hijaz “Nasur,” and the Yaman ulcer, the “Jurh al-Yamani,” 390, n. Popular treatment of, 390 Umar ibn Fariz, poems of, i. 107, n. Umbrella, the sign of royalty, ii. 150, n., 196 Umrah (the little pilgrimage), ii. 281 The ceremonies of, 241, 292 et seq. Its situation, 341 Urdu, or camp of soldiers in Al-Hijaz, i. 394, n. Urtah, or battalion of soldiers, i. 394, n. Usbu, or seven courses round the Ka’abah, ii. 167, n Ustuwanat al-Ashab, or the Companions’ column, at the Mosque of the Prophet, i. 326, n. Ustuwanat al-Mukhallak, or the perfumed pillar, 335 Ustuwanat al-Hannanah, or weeping pillar at the Prophet’s Mosque, 335 Ustuwanat al-Ayishah, or pillar of Ayishah, 335 Ustuwanat al-Kurah, or pillar of Lots, 335 Ustuwanat al-Muhajirin, or pillar of Fugitives, 335 Ustuwanat al-Abu Lubabah, or pillar of Lubabah or of repentance, 336 Ustuwanat al-Sarir, or pillar of the Cot, 336 Ustuwanat Ali, or column of Ali the fourth Caliph, 336 Ustuwanat al-Wufud, 336 Ustuwanat al-Tahajjud, where the Prophet passed the night in prayer, 336 Utaybah Badawin. Ferocity of, ii. 136, 144 Charged with drinking their enemies’ blood, 136 Their stoppage of the Damascus Caravan, 143 Dispersed by Sharif Zayd 144 Utbah bin Abi Wakkas, the infidel, i. 430 Utum, or square, flat roofed, stone castles in Arabia, i. 347

VALLEYS in Arabia, longitudinal, transversal, and diagonal, i. 252 Vasco de Gama, his voyage to Calicut, i. 187, n. Vegetables of the plain of Al-Madinah, i. 404 Vena, common at Yambu’, i. 389 Treatment of, 389 [p.475] Venus, worship of, by the Hukama, ii. 162 Verdigris used in Arabia for the cure of ulcers, i. 390 Vertomannus Ludovicus, his pilgrimages to Meccah and to Al-Madinah, ii. 333, et seq. Victims, ceremonies of the Day of, ii. 202, et seq. Villages frequently changing their names, i. 245 Vincent on the Moors of Africa, i. 187, n. Vine of Al-Madinah, ii. 404 Visions in the East, ii. 184, n. Visits of ceremony after the Ramazan, i. 116 Of the middle classes in Egypt, 135, n. After a journey, 190 Volcanoes, traces of extinct, near Al-Madinah, ii. 61

WADY, the Arabian, i. 150, n. The Wady al-Ward (the Vale of Flowers), 150 Wady, al-Kura, town of, founded by the Jews, i. 347 The route from Al-Madinah to Meccah so called, ii. 58 Wady al-Subu, town of, founded by the Jews, i. 347 Wady, the Masjid al-, ii. 49 Wahhabis, aversion of to tobacco, i. 194, n. Ruinous effect of the wars between them, and the Egyptians, 254, n. Their defeat of Tussun Bey and 8000 Turks, 262 Their tenets, 306 Their opposition to Ali Bey, 306, n. Their rejection of the doctrine of the Prophet’s intercession, 318, n. Their dislike to onions, 357, n. And of Turkish rule in Al-Hijaz, 360 Their siege of Al-Madinah, 369 Defeated by Mohammed Ali at the battle of Bissel, ii.

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