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Arnold, Thomas Walker, Sir
Missionary activity, Muslim, character of, 408–9; enjoined in the Qurʼān, 3–4, 409; in times of political weakness, 2, 144, 225, 239, 397, 400
Missionary efforts, unsuccessful Muslim, in Arabia, 34–5, 40; in Africa, 325–6; in India, 266–7; in Java, 378; among the Mongols, 240; among the Papuans, 403; among the Russians, 242–3
Missionary religion, defined, 1
Missionary Societies, Muslim, 438–9
Moluccas, 387–90
Mongols, conquests, 218–19, 225; converted to Christianity, 221; converted to Islam, 227–30, 232–7, in China, 297 sq.; in Georgia, 97–8; persecute the Muhammadans, 225–6, 234; primitive religion, 220; relations with Christian princes, 222, 229. See also Tatars
Monotheletism, 53, 124
Montenegro, 197–8
Moral superiority of Muslims, in Abyssinia, 117; in Spain, 133; in Turkey, 171
Moriscoes, 143–4
Morocco, Christians in, 126, 127 n.3
Moses Maimonides, 421
Muʻāwiyah, employed Christians, 63; revenue of Egypt in reign of, 103
Mubārak Shāh, 235
Mug͟halistān, 238
Muḥammad, 11–43, 47–8
Muḥammad II, Sultan of Turkey, 145–6, 176; in Bosnia, 198–9
Muḥammad b. al-Huzayl, 74 n.3
Muḥammad b. ʻAlī al-Sanūsī, 334
Muḥammad b. Qāsim, 256 n.2, 272
Muḥammad K͟hān, K͟hān of Mug͟halistān, 237–8
Muḥammad K͟hudābandah, 234
Muḥammad Shāh, Sultan of Malacca, 372–3, 401
Muhammadan martyrs, 14–15, 38, 224
Muhammadan officials and soldiers of Christian governments, as propagandists of Islam, in Africa, 326, 333, 345–6, 362; in the Malay Archipelago, 369, 399, 407
Muhammadans observe Christian rites, in Albania, 181, 187
Muhammadans under Christian rule in Abyssinia, 114, 115, 117–21, 410; Cape Colony, 350–2; [464]Crete, 201; Egypt, 424, 438–9; German East Africa, 326, 345–6, 361–2, 410; Hungary, 193–4; India, 280, 282–91, 439; Lagos, 340; Lithuania, 245; Malay Archipelago, 369–70, 371–2, 387, 393, 397–8, 399, 400–2, 405–7; Montenegro, 197–8; Nigeria, 325, 326; Nubia, 110; Russian empire, 100, 101, 247–51, 252–3, 411; Spain, 140, 143–4
Mukkuvans, 268
Multan, 272, 273
Muqtadir, caliph, 75, 77, 422 n.2
Murād II, Sultan of Turkey, 148–9
Murshid Qulī K͟hān, 278
Mustaḍī, caliph, 68
Muʻtadid, caliph, 64
Muʻtaṣim, caliph, reign of, 209, 214, 272; employs Christian officials, 63; sends ambassadors to Nubia, 109
Mutawakkil, caliph, fanatical measures, 8, 75, 76–7, 420 n.1; orders recently constructed churches to be destroyed, 66
Muʻtazilites, 74–5, 77
Mutesa, king of Uganda, 438
Muwallads, in Spain, 139
Muzarabes, 137, 138