Personal Narrative Of A Pilgrimage To Al-Madinah & Meccah - Volume 2 of 2 - By Captain Sir Richard F. Burton





























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Unwillingness To Name The Wife Among The Arabs, 84 And In Other Countries, 84, N. Uncomeliness Of The Women Of

Al-Hijaz, 85 Softening influences of the social position of the women among the Badawin, 90 Polygamy and monogamy compared,

91, n. The daughters of a higher clan of Arabs not allowed to marry into a lower, 92 Heroism of women, 94 The Arab oath, “by the honour of my women,” 94 Marriage ceremonies of the Badawin, 111 Frequency of divorces among them, 111 Dress of the Badawin women of Al-Hijaz, 116 Unchastity of the women of the Hitman tribe of Arabs, 121 Ejaculations of women when in danger of exposing their faces, 134, n. Strange dress of pilgrim women, 141 Wahhabi women on the pilgrimage, 142 Place for the female pilgrims in the Ka’abah, 309 The Kabirah, or mistress of a house, 160 How directed to perform the Sai, 288 Moslem prayers for the souls of women, 293 Superstitious rite on behalf of women at Arafat, 189 Manner of addressing respectable Moslem women, 190, n. An adventure with a fair Meccan, 197-199 The slave market of Meccah, 252 Appearance of the slaves, 252 “Wormwood of Pontus,” i. 155 Wounds, Badawin method of treating, i. 271, n., 389 Writing, Oriental, remarks on, i. 103 Skilful penmanship but little valued at the present day, 103, n. The Turkish ornamental character called “Suls,” 103, n. The Persian character, 103, n. The Egyptian and Arab coarse and clumsy hand, 104, n. The Mirza Sanglakh, 104, n. Writing and drawing generally disliked by Arabs, 240 Writing on noted spots, the practice both classical and Oriental, 432 Wuzu (the lesser ablution), i. 6, 77, 230 Wukuf, or standing upon Mount Arafat, Arab legend respecting, ii. 289, n. The pilgrim rites of, 289

Y.S., the chapter of the Koran, i. 366, n., 429 Yaman, Al-, tamarinds from, i. 180 Mountains of, 265, n. Coffee of, 290, n. The birthplace of the Aus and Kharaj, 348 Sufferings of the people of, from ulcers, 390 Mandate of the conqueror Mohammed Abu. See Mohammed, 390 Demoralisation of the Arabs of, ii. 107 Former horse trade of, 195, n. [p.478] Yambu’, tribes inhabiting the deserts about, i. 145 Yambu’ al-Bahr (or Yambu’ of the Sea), 225 The Iambia of Ptolemy, 225 The Sharif of Yambu’, 226 Description of the town, 226 Varieties of the population at, 228 An evening party at, 232 Strength of the walls and turrets of, 242 Attacked by Sa’ud the Wahhabi, 242 Jews settled in, 347, n. Diseases of, 389 Population of, 393, n. Yanbua of the palm grounds, i. 225 Yarab bin Kahtan bin Shalik bin Arkfakhshad bin Sam bin Nuh, descendants of, i. 348 Yasir bin Akhtah, plots against Mohammed, i. 358 Yasrib (now Al-Madinah), settled by fugitive Jews, i. 347 Yaum al-Tarwiyah, ii. 289 Description of, 178 Yaum al-Nahr (the day of throat-cutting), 202, 290 Yazid, son of the Caliph Mu’awiyah and his Badawi wife Maysunah, ii.

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