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A Dictionary of Islam / Being a cyclopedia of the doctrines, rites, ceremonies, and customs, together with the technical and theological terms, of the Muhammadan religion.

by Thomas Patrick Hughes

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Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Preface
  3. The Arabic Letters in this Volume have been Transliterated as follows:—
  4. A.
  5. An Amulet of the Attribute of God— Ḥāfiz̤ , “the Protector.”
  6. B.
  7. C
  8. D
  9. E.
  10. F.
  11. G.
  12. H.
  13. Table of the Mecca Pilgrimage of 1880
  14. I
  15. Tradition I
  16. Tradition II
  17. J.
  18. I.—The Annunciation of the Virgin
  19. II.—The Birth of Jesus
  20. III.—The Miracles of Jesus
  21. IV.—The Mission of Jesus
  22. V.—The Crucifixion of Jesus
  23. VI.—Divinity and Sonship of Christ, and His Sinlessness
  24. VII.—The Trinity
  25. VIII.—The Second Coming of Jesus
  26. IX.—His Exaltation in Heaven
  27. X.—The Disciples of Jesus
  28. K.
  29. L
  30. M
  31. I.—The Validity of Marriage
  32. II.—The Legal Disabilities to Marriage
  33. III.—The Religious Ceremony
  34. IV.—The Marriage Festivities (part 1)
  35. IV.—The Marriage Festivities (part 2)
  36. IV.—The Marriage Festivities (part 3)
  37. N.
  38. O.
  39. P.
  40. Q.
  41. I.—The Inspiration of the Qurʾān
  42. II.—The Collation of the Qurʾān
  43. III.—The Divisions of the Qurʾān
  44. IV.—The Contents of the Qurʾān and the Chronological Arrangement of its Chapters
  45. The First Period
  46. The Second Period
  47. The Third Period
  48. The Fourth Period
  49. The Fifth Period
  50. The Sixth and Last Period
  51. V.—Sources of the Qurʾān
  52. VI.—The Recital and Reading of the Qurʾān
  53. VII.—The Interpretation of the Qurʾān
  54. IX.—The Reputed Excellence of the Qurʾān, and its Miraculous Character
  55. X.—Commentaries on the Qurʾān
  56. XI.—Editions and Translations of the Qurʾān
  57. XII.—The Opinions of European Writers on the Qurʾān
  58. R.
  59. S. (part 1)
  60. S. (part 2)
  61. I. The Doctrine of the Ṣūfīs
  62. II. The Sūfī Journey
  63. III. The Perfect Man in Sūfī Spiritualism
  64. IV. Renunciation
  65. V. Helps to Devotion
  66. VI. The Intellectual and Spiritual Development of Man
  67. VII. Of the Upward Progress or Ascent of Man
  68. VIII. Ṣūfīism adapted to Muḥammadanism
  69. IX. Ṣūfī Poetry
  70. X. The True Character of Ṣūfīism
  71. T.
  72. The Style of Composition employed in the imparting of a Tradition
  73. Degree of Authenticity of the Narrators as judged by their Acquirements
  74. Causes of Difference among Traditions
  75. Apocryphal Ḥadīs̤
  76. U.
  77. V
  78. W.
  79. Concerning the Bequest of a Third of the Estates
  80. The Period of Making Wills
  81. Rules for Ascertaining a Death-bed Illness
  82. Emancipation of Slaves upon a Death-bed
  83. Bequests for Pious Purposes
  84. Wills made by Jews and Christians
  85. Usufructuary Wills
  86. The Executors
  87. Evidence with respect to Wills
  88. As regards the Selection of a Wife
  89. As regards the Management of a Wife
  90. I.—The Condition of Women before the time of Muḥammad
  91. II.—The Teaching of the Qurʾān
  92. III.—The Teaching of Muḥammad, as given in the Traditions ,
  93. IV.—Muḥammadan law secures the following Rights to Women
  94. V.—The Position of Women in Muḥammadan Countries
  95. Y.
  96. Z.
  97. ا‎
  98. ب‎
  99. ت‎
  100. ث‎
  101. ج‎
  102. ح‎
  103. خ‎
  104. د‎
  105. ذ‎
  106. ر‎
  107. ز‎
  108. س‎
  109. ش‎
  110. ص‎
  111. ض‎
  112. ط‎
  113. ظ‎
  114. ع‎
  115. غ‎
  116. ف‎
  117. ق‎
  118. ك‎
  119. ل‎
  120. م‎
  121. ن‎
  122. ه‎
  123. و‎
  124. ي‎
  125. New Oriental Works
  126. Corrections
  127. Abbreviations

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