Index Abaka Khan, 100 al-'Abbas, 153 Abbasid caliphs, 22, 31, 126; and Fatimids, 22, 124, 129-30, 135; see also individual caliphs 'Abd al-Malik Ibn Marwan, caliph, 35-6, 56, 73, 78 'Abd al-Rahman Ibn Abi Amir, 24 'Abdallah Ibn Malik, 61-2 'Abdallah Ibn Saba, 119-21 Abi al-Hasan al-Maliki, 84 Absh Khatun, 104 Abu 'Abdallah al-Husayn, 127, 129 Abu al-Faraj al-Isbahani, 39-40, 45, 55 Abu Bakr, caliph, 32, 79, 119 Abu Lu'lu'a, 180 Abu Sa'id Behadur Khan, 102 Abu Tawr, 33 Abu Zahra, Mohammed, 121 Aden, 147 al-'adl (divine justice), 38 adoption, 152 Adud al-Dawla, 40-1, 71-2 Aga Khans, 125 f ahd (testament), 154-5 ahl al-hal wa al-'aqd (elite), 34 ahl al-ikhtiyar (elite), 34 Ahmad Ibn Yaqub, 42 Ahmad Teguder (Manku Timur), Ilkhan, 24, 101, 104 Ahmad al-Wattasi, 18 'Ain Jallut, battle <strong>of</strong>, 99 'A'isha (wife <strong>of</strong> Prophet), 66-7, 75, 171 'A'isha al-Hurra (Sultana Madre de Boabdil), 16-17 'ajami (non-Arabs), 22, 27, 56 Alamut, 151, 156-7, 207 'AH Abu al-Hasan, 16, 17 'Ali Ibn Abi Talib, 66-7, 120, 126, 129, 181, 183 'Ali Ibn al-Husayn Ibn 'Ali Ibn Abi Talib, 56 'Ali Ibn Muhammad al-Sulayhi, 119, 129-38, 145; Asma's joint rule with, 14, 115, 139, 140; secret preparations for imamate, 124, 129, 130, 131-2, 134, 139 Ali Ibn Muhammad al-Zanji, 38 Ali Khan, Prince, 125 Almoravids, 31, 205 Altuniyya, Ikhtiyar al-Din, 97 Amin, Ahmad, 48, 121-2, 154
amir, amira, 20, 31 'amma (common people), 34—5, 130, 177-8, 179-89 al-'Amri, Yasin al-Khatib, 148 Andalusia, 16-19, 45-6 Ansar, 76 apostasy movement (ridda), 119 al-'aql (reason), 34 Arabian Nights, 52 Arab opposition to women's rule, 86, 110-11, 117-18 Arghun, Ilkhan, 101 aristocracy, 15-16, 34, 56, 177-8; Prophet's attitude to, 122, 150; Shi'ism and 121; women's role (Arab), 59, (Mongol), 21, 86, 102-4, 106-7 Armenians, 60 Arpa, Ilkhan, 105 'Arwa Bint Ahmad al-Sulayhiyya, 14, 16, 115-16, 117, 140-1, 147-57 ashraf (elite), 15-16, 79 Asia, South-East, 30, 86, 107-10 Asma (sister <strong>of</strong> Khayzuran), 53 Asma Bint Shihab al-Sulahiyya, 14, 16, 115, 139-41, 144-6 Asmahane, 174 assassinations <strong>of</strong> caliphs, 179-81 Assassins, 150, 151, 156, 157 astrology, 160, 164-5 Atabek dynasty, 104 Atjeh state, 30, 109-10 Aurora (Subh), 44-9 Awis, 105 Aybak, 'Izz al-Din, 92, 93, 97-8 Aybak, Qutb al-Din, 93 Ayyubid dynasty, 28-9, 89, 91, 98 al-'Aziz, Fatimid caliph, 159, 160-1, 162, 163 Baghdad: Mongol sack, 24, 26-7, 29; al-Mustansir invades, 150-1; under Mongols, 102 al-Baghdadi, Muhammad Ibn Habib (d. 245/859), 133 Index 221 Balqis, queen <strong>of</strong> Sheba, 9, 43-4, 89, 118, 141-4 Bani Husayn, 175 Bani Khurshid dynasty, 104-5 Banu Najah, 136 Banu Nasr (Banu al-Ahmar), dynasty 17 Banu Rashid, 18 Banuqa, 57-8 Barak Hajib (Kutlugh Khan), 99-100 Barbarossa, 18, 19 Barquq, al-Zahir, 106 Barmakids, 61 Baroda, India, 125 al-Bassasiri, 72 Basra, 129 Batu, 106 bay'a (choice <strong>of</strong> leader), 34, 128, 163 Baydu, Ilkhan, 102 Berbers, 14, 57, 59, 127 Bhutto, Benazir, 1-2, 13, 34, 86, 177-8, 185 Bir Umm Ma'bad, 138, 145 Bohora, India, 149 Bombay, India, 125 Buddhism, Mongol, 100, 101 Bukhari, Imam, 80, 82 Buyids, 40-1, 71-2, 129 Byzantium see Roman Empire Cairo 160, 167-8; al-Hakim orders burning, 166, 175 calendar, 165, 186 caliphate, 9-13, 31-6; assassinations, 179-81; despotism, 10-11, 80, 98, 181; espionage, 171-2; etymology <strong>of</strong> title, 32, legitimizes rulers, 26-7, 90, 99-100, (refuses women), 26-9, 91, 110; Ottomans assume, 22, 24; and parliamentary politics, 179-89; spiritual authority, 10-12, 26-7, 32, 71; succession, to 22-5,
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