INDEX.
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Arnold, Thomas Walker, Sir
Pīrāna, 277
Pīrs, as missionaries, in India, 271, 274–5, 277; under the Mongols, 239
Poles, Catholic, under Russian rule, 156
Polish-speaking Muslims, 3
Ponnani, 269
Pope Gregory II, 125
Pope Gregory VII, 127, 130 n.
Pope Gregory IX, 130 n.4
Pope Hadrian I, 133 n.5, 136 n.3 [465]
Pope Innocent III, 130 n.4
Pope Innocent IV, 130 n.4, 198 n.2, 221
Pope John XXII, 198, 242
Pope Leo III, 139
Pope Leo IX, 126
Portuguese, in Abyssinia, 116; on East Coast of Africa, 340, 343; in India, 266; in the Malay Archipelago, 388, 389, 390, 393, 394
Prayer, Muslim public, impressiveness of, 417–19
Prisoners, Muslim, as Missionaries, 411–12
Pul. See Fulbe
Qādir, caliph, 86
Qādiriyyah order, 127, 328–9, 330, 332, 333, 407 n.2
Qastīliyyah, Christians in, 129
Quarquar, Vaivode of Samtskheth, becomes a Muslim, 165 n.1
Qūbīlāy K͟hān, 220, 225, 232, 298
Queda, 373–5
Qutaybah b. Muslim, 213, 295
Raden Ḥusayn, 382–4
Raden Paku, 382–3
Raden Patah, 380, 382–3
Raden Raḥmat, 380–3
Rainaud, 88
Rajputs, converted to Islam, 259, 260, 281; Muhammadan influences among, 289
Ras ʻAlī, vice-regent of Abyssinia, 118–19
Rationalism in Islam, 73–4
Ravuttans, 267
Raymund III, Count of Tripoli, 91
Religious orders, influence of the, 239, 326–35, 408
Ricoldus de Monte Crucis, on the virtues of the Saracens, 425
Robert of St. Albans, 91
Rubruck, William of, embassy to Mongol K͟hāqān, 222
Rumanians, Southern, 62, 168–9