A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPAL MATTERS CONTAINED IN THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE KORAN, AND THE NOTES THEREON. son; 301. } praises God for Ismael and Isaac; 65. Ad, a potent tribe of Arabs, destroyed for their infidelity; 173, 206, 332, 361, 362, 394, 484. Adam, traditions concerning his creation; 94 n. 461 n. worshipped by the angels; 69, 100, 115, 311. Adoption creates no matrimonial impediment; 260. Adversaries, the dispute of two terminated by David; 307. Ahmed, the name under which Mohammed was foretold by Christ; 423. Al Ahkâf, the habitation of the Adites; 358 n. Al Akhnas, a hypocrite; 440 n. Alexander, vid. Dhu'lkarnein. Ali, the abstinence and charity of him and his family; 462 n. Allât, an idol of the Koreish ; 390. Alms recommended; 406, 412. Amer and Arbad, attempt to kill Mohammed, and their punishment; 53 n. Ammar Ebn Yâfer, tortured by the Koreish' on account of his faith; 88 n. Amru Ebn Lohai, the great introducer of idolatry among the Arabs; 4 n. Anam, the name of Lokmân's son; 253 n. Angels, their original; 311. worship Adam, vid. Adam. impeccable; 115 n. of different forms and orders, 283. not the objects of wor ship; 170 n. the number of them which support GoD's throne; 444. are deputed to take an accouut of men's actions; 379. some of them appointed to take the souls of men; 468. to preside over hell, and to keep guard against the devils; 457. believed by the Arabs to be daughters of God; 79, &c. appear to Abraham and Lot; 26, 27, 383. Animals, created of water; 189. Ants, the valley of; 213. their queen's speech to them on the approach of Sololomon's army; 214. Apostles, two of them sent to preach at Antioch; 290. Arabians, their customs in relation to divorce; 260 n. to adoption; ibid. of Al As Ebn Wayel, an enemy Mohammed; 73 n. 131 n. Asaf, Solomon's vizir; 216 n. Ashadd (Abu'l) his extraordi nary strength; 486 n. Asia, the wife of Pharaoh, martyred by her husband for believing in Moses; 435 n. is taken alive into paradise; ibid. one of the four perfect women; 436 n. Aslam; 370 n. Al Aswad Ebn Abd Yaghûth, al Aswad Ebn al Motalleb, two of Mohammed's enemies ; 73 n. Ayesha, Mohammed's wife; the story of her accusation; 182 n. Azrail, a story of him and Solomon; 255 n. B. Babel, the tower of, destroyed; zar. Balkîs, queen of Saba, visits Solomon, and her reception; 217. her legs hairy; ibid n. marries Solomon; ibid. Al Barzakh, what; 178 n. Becr (Abu) bears testimony to the truth of Mohammed's journey to heaven; 99 n. his wager with Obba Ebn Khalf; 243 n. purchases Belâl; 482 n. Bees, made use of as a similitude; 81. David, his extraordinary devotion; 306. the birds and mountains sing praises with him; 276. makes breast-plates; 155. his repentance for taking the wife of Uriah; 307. his and Solomon's judgment; 154, 155. Days, appointed to commemorate God; 164. Devil, vid. Eblis. Devils, the patrons of unbelievers; 211. were permitted to enter all the seven heavens till the birth of Christ; 68 n. Dhu'lkarnein, who he was; 119 n. builds a wall to prevent the incursions of Gog and Magog; 121, &c. Dhu'lkefl, the prophet, opinions concerning him; 156 n. saves a hundred Israelites from slaughter; 310 n. Dhu'lnûn, vid. Jonas. Canaan, an unbelieving son of Dhu Nowâs, king of Yaman, a Noah; 20 n. Caravans of purveyors sent out by the Koreish; 502. Cattle, their use; 330. Al Cawthar, a river in paradise; 504. Charity recommended; 462. which man is created; 492. Creation, some account of it; 332. Crimes to be punished with death; 96. D. DAVID, kills Goliah; 93 n.. VOL. II. Jew, persecutes the Christians; 479 n. Disputes to be carried on with mildness; 240. Ditch, (War of the) 262, &c. Divorce, law concerning it; 270, 430. Al Dorâh, the celestial model of the Caaba; 385 n. Dying persons, what part of the Koran is usually read to them; 289 n. E. EARTH, its creation; 332. is kept steady by the mountains; 75, 252. Earthquake, a sign of the ap proach of the last day; 495. Eblis refuses to worship Adam at God's command, and why; 69, 100, 115, &c. 2 L Famine, afflicts the Meccans; GOD, proofs of his existence; 175 n. ceases at Mohammed's intercession; 352. Fâtema, Mohammed's daughter, her charity; 462 n. Figs, their virtues; 491 n. in the East; 295 n. Flood, vid. Noah. Food, what kinds are forbidden; Forgiveness, to whom it belongs; Al Forkân, one of the names of the Korân; 193 n. its punishment; 180. for Solomon; 276. Fountains of paradise; 462, 246. his omnipresence asserted; 411. his omnipotence; 405. his omniscience asserted; knoweth the secrets of and of futurity; 452. his goodness set forth; 2, - his word, laws, and sen- the only giver of victory; his promise to the righ- his throne; 16. |