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BIBLIOTHECA INDICA; COLLECTION OF ORIENTAL WORKS PUBLISHED BY THE ASIATIC SOCIETY OF BENGAL, NEW SERIES, NO, 899. AHSANU-T-TAQASIM FI MARIFATI-L- AQALIM. KNOWN AS AL-MUQADDASI TRANSLATED FROM THE ARABIC AND EDITED BY SECRETARY TO THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS, FORT WILLIAMS. Secretary to the Board of Examiners, Fort William. AND R F AZOO ARABIC INSTRUCTOR TO THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS. VOL I FASC I CALCUTTA PRINTED AT THE BAPTIST MISSION PRESS, AND PUBLISHED BY THE ASLATIC SOCIETY, 57, PARK STREET, 1897.
LIST OF BOOKS FOr SALE AT THE LIBRARY OF THE ASIATIC SOCIETY OF BENGAL, No. 57, PARK STREET, CALCUTTA, AND OBTAINABLE FROM THE SOCIETY'S AGENTS, MESSRS LUZAC & CO. 46, GREAT RUSSELL STREET, LONDON, W C , AND MR. OTTO HARRASSOWITZ, BOOKSELLER, LEIPZIG, GERMANY Corny!ete copies of those works marked with an asterisk * cannot be supplied—game of the Fasciculi being out of stock BIBLIOTHECA INDICA. Sanskrit Series, Advaita Brahma Siddhi, (Text) Fasc 1-4 @ /6/ each Rs. 1 8 *Agni Purana, (Text) Fasc. 4-14 @ /6/ each . . ..4 2 Altaieya Aranyaka of the Rg Veda, (Text) Fasc. 1-5 @ /6/ each 1 14 Altaieya Brahmana, Vol. I, Faso. 1-5 and Vol. II, Fasc. 1-5 Vol. Ill, Fasc 1-5 Vol IV, Fase 1-2 @ /6/ , , ... 6 6 Ann Bhasyam, (Text) Fasc. 1-4 @ /6/ eaoh . . 1 8 Aphorisms of Sandilya, (English) Fasc. 1 . 0 12 Astasahasnka. Prajnuparamita, (Text) Fasc. 1-6 @ /6/ each . . 2 4 Acravaidyaka, (Text 1 Fasc. 1-5 @ /6/ each . 1 14 Avadana Kalpalatu, (Sans and Tibetan) Vol. I, Fasc. 1-5; Vol. II. Fasc. 1-5 @ 1/ each .. , . .. . 10 0 *Bhamati, (Text) Fasc 3-8 @ /6/ each .. . .. 2 4 Brahma Sutra, (English) Fase 1 .. ... 0 12 Brhaddevata (Text) Fasc 1-4 @ /6/ each , .1 8 Brhaddharma Purana, (Text) Fase 1-5 @/6/each , 1 14 *Cankara Vijaya, (Text) Fasc 2 and 3 @ /6/ each , 0 12 *Catuivarga Chmtamam (Text) Vols II, 1-25, III. Part I, Fasc 1-18. Part II, Fasc 1-10 @ /6/ each , .. 19 14 Crauta Sutra of Apastamba, (Text) Fasc. 1-13 @ /6/ each Rs 4 11 * Ditto Latyayana, (Text) Fasc 2-9 @ /6/ each 3 0 Ditto Cankhayana, (Text) Vol I, Fasc 1-7, Vol II, Fasc 1-4, Vol III, Faso 1-4 @ /6/ each ., - 6 10 Cri Bhashyam, (Text) Fasc. 1-3 @ /6/ each . . .1 2 Kala Madhava, (Text) Fasc 1-4 (g /6/ each ... . 1 6 Katantra, (Text) Fasc. 1-6 @ /12/each .. .4 8 Katha Sarit Sagara, (English) Fasc 1-14 @ /12/ each . . „ 10 8 Kurma Purana, (Text) Fasc. 1-9 @ /6/ each ... ... ... 3 6 *Lahta-Vistara, (Text) Fasc 4-6 @ /6/ each ., ., ... 1 2 Ditto (English) Fasc 1-3 @/12/each .. ... 2 4 Madana Parijata, (Text) Fasc. 1-11 @ /6/ each... ... . . 4 2 Manutika Saijgiaha, (Text) Fasc. 1-3 @ /6/ each ... ,..1 2 *Markan
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in al-'Iraq; Qasru*l Fulus, a town
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hearth; zinbil, miktal, quffah, a b
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the nicest bread, and the strongest
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people of al-Bata'ih. The people of
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52 Islam, possessing private and pu
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54 absorbed into others analogous t
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of action co-incident with the perf
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58 'Utiman. 1 They subsequently div
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in the right.' l Sufyan ibn 'Uyaina
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62 the Selection of Abu 'Ubaid, 1 t
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64 nouncing the bismi-llah with an
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66 pilgrimage; rubbing over the tur
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a person, through ignorance of the
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70 tection of the law are four,—t
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72 Ka'bah are four; l and the sacre
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doctor of the law, Sufi, Walt or ho
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76 horseback; walked through hot wi
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78 Experiences of this kind are man
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80 to a later time than that appoin
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82 situated m al-Qhari l is the tom
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84 in a mound long supposed to be t
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86 Zaranj,Harat, Qayin, Marw, al -
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Farabr. 1 The district of as-Saghan
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Irashahr,—Buzjan, Zuzan, Turthith
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92 Ahmad, al-Ishahanat. Shiraz,—a
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94 'Abarta, Babil, Qasr Hubairah, 1
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Qataniyah, Alyaj, Fatarnuwa, 1 Taba
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98 divided the whole territory into
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100 greatest line in the heavens. T
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102 wards Syria, near Qaliqala and
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104 the Arabs; while the Sea of Chi
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106 66. The greatest length of the
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108 great divisions and a number of
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110 al-Mashriq and al-Maghrib, to c
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70. 71. 112 Maur,5 Atanah,² ash-Sh
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114 ful (whether the Hijr forms par
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116 of the Prophet, the gate of Ban
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118 overlooks the mosque ; it is as
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120 al-Abtafr 1 and enquired about
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122 (This is the Jamratu-l-'Aqabah,
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124 on this side. The Batn of Muhas
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126 ihram. These are the appointed
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128 had a canal brought to the very
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130 buried. Al-Qasim l relates " I
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132 Hamzah ¹ which lies within a m
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134 it is a Syrian, an Egyptian, an
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136 barren and dismal place, with n
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138 climate is unhealthy and pestil
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HO Qaryat (village of) Ma'rib ; l t
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142 mikhlaf of Hayyah and al-Kaudan
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144 treasure-towns which also belon
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146 he gives his explanation of the
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148 al-Jar the two granaries of Egy
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150 to their opinions in two matter
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152 ing and give high prices for it
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154 been able to discover what subs
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156 Masjidu-sh-Shajarah 1 [the Mosq
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158 Ash-Shuqrah where Khath'am have
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160 dinar at both aLQarln and Batn
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162 one stage, then to al-Jnhfah 1
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164 Ath-Tha'labiyyah marks the end
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166 al-A'ra,¹ one stage; then to a
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168 The direct route 1 is through a
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170 al-Farra Abu 'Arar² the author
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172 Zaban; Badran; Bayan; Nahru-1-M
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174 yah; Jarjarayi; Jabbul; Nahr Sa
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176 this and the like questions by
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178 in al-Kufah was 'All ibn Abi Ta
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180 town is on the decline and its
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182 dost thou not see it divided in
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184 along the bank of the canal, th
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186 the chief cities of al-'Iraq an
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188 City of Peace, al-Mansur made e
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190 but the town is daily going fro
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192 He placed the great mosque and
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194 markets. Water reaches the town
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196 Caliphs. 1 It was founded by al
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198 which pilgrimages are made. 'Al
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200 nat, ¹ below Baghdad. After pa
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202 stands in complete contrast wit
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204 once set upon by these who wore
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206 BO that ho was able to reduce t
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208 besides many other excellent cu
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210 as-Sikhtiyani, 1 Sahl at-Tustar
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132. 212 son of al-Mahdi, was salut
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214 succeeded by his son 1 Abu-l-'A
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216 dirhams are realized; the reven
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218 one stage; thence to Jabbul, on
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136 220 Wasit (central) was so call
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222 al-Khandaq and Hunain. 1 The Eu
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224 'Anah, 1 ad-Daliyah,² al-Hadit
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226 lies on the Tigris, towards the
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228 neighbouring valley. The buildi
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230 Euphrates. It has a broad wall
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232 There are also some Hanbalites,
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284 and Abu 'Amr in nansa'ha¹ and
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236 Harran. MEASURES OF CAPACITY. T
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238 piles or scrofula in these who
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240 markets, and prices there are m
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242 crossing of the roads of Qallqa
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244 burying-place of both Isaac and
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246 and his cemetery ;¹ the city o
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248 softens, and the body readily b
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250 Daqyanus (Deciauus).¹ There is
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252 as-Suwaidiyyali ¹ Sumaisat² M
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254 'Arjamtish l and az-Zabadani.²
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256 156. its inhabitants. The Proph
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258 Dimasjiq (Damascus) 1 is the ch
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260 the mosaic work. On the right s
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262 which flow into great marble ba
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264 By possessing which they have t
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161. 266 Tabariyyah (Tiberias)¹ is
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268 the people their livelihood, fo
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164. 270 sum of 1,000 dinars, besid
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272 the sand;¹ thereupon Hisham in
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274 although the people are general
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276 stones, and battlements were ad
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278 length. The Dome, notwithstandi
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280 Below this village is a fountai
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282 Friend of God (al-Khalil). With
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284 174 Bait Jibril ¹ is a city pa
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286 products are on every hand. Its
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288 In the village of ar-Raqira, 1
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290 of the Arabian Peninsula. They
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292 178. Sughar. 1 —The people of
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294 stone which Moses removed when
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296 allowed utter disapproval of hi
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298 early prune called "at-Tari" ;
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300 of which they separated (the wi
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302 dress. Both learned and simple
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304 other flows downwards into the
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306 people and those who are smitte
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308 it be asserted that the verse h
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3,10, is known as ' Perbian reeds;'
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313 Thence to Qara is 1 stage. Tken
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314 Or if you prefer, you can go fr
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316 From Qaisariyyah to either Kafa
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318 3. Ar-Rif 1 ; 4. Iskandariyyah
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320 is the capital of Al-Jifar dist
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322 Mahallah being placed in its ce
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324 their muhtasib has the authorit
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326 the left stands the Zuqagu-1-Qa
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328 Al-Jlzah is a town on the far s
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330 and the Nile issues forth from
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Markandeya Puraus, (English) Fasc.
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