Chapter M

Mahdî Malays Mâlikites Maracci, Abbé Mary (mother of Jesus) Maulid Mecca Meccans Medina Medinese Messiah Middle Ages Misr, _see_ Cairo Mohammedan, religion masters state orthodox dogma authorities law books countries political life church princes world governors subjects masses statesmen protection community territories dogmatics Hell authors law women nations slavery principles standard of tolerance philosophers mystics thought lunar year learning science populations dominions Mohammedans natives of Egypt Mongols Morocco Moses Moslim princes people authority church canonists world chiefs of states woman society heresiologists Muftî Muir Mujtahids Mutakallim Mu'tazilites

N

Neo-Platonic origin of mysticism Neo-Platonism Nöldeke Non-Alids Non-Arabian converts Non-Arabic Moslims

O

Omar Omayyads Othmân authority Ottoman princes Ottomans

P

Paganism Papacy Paradise Parsîs Persia Persian Empire Porte, the Prideaux, Dr. Protestantism

Q

Qâdhîs Qârîs (Qoran scholars) Qarmatians Qoraish Qorân scolars reciters Qorânic, revelations religion

R

Reland, H. Resurrection Roman Catholics

S

Salât Sale Sâlih, the prophet Sasanids Saul Sayyids Scriptures people of the Shâfi'ites Shâhs of Persia Sharî'ah (Divine Law) Shaukah (actual influence) Sheikhites Sheikh-ul-Islâm Sherîfs Sherîfs of Mecca Sherîfs, rulers of Morocco Shî'ah (the Party of the House) Shî'ites Sîrah (biography) Spain Sprenger Stambul Sultan Sunnah Sunnites Syria Syrians

T

Taif Tatars Testament, _see_ Scriptures Tibet Tradition, _see_ Hadith Trinity Turkey Sultan of Turkish, Empire circles conqueror Sultan arms government state officials Turks

U

'Ulamâ' (learned men)