INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Arnold, Thomas Walker, Sir
Bornu, 320 n.5, 322, 355
Borun tribe, 411
Bosnia, 168, 198–201
Brahmanābād, 272
Brunai, in Borneo, 391
Buckle, on Muslim missionaries, 405
Buddhism in conflict with Islam, 220, 225, 227
Buddhists, converted to Islam, 227, 233, 293, 376, 421
Bugis, in Borneo, 392; in Celebes, 393, 395–6, 397; in Lombok, 398
Bukām, a wealthy Christian, builds churches, 67
Buk͟hārā, conquered by Arabs, 213; sacked by the Mongols, 218; Saljūqs accept Islam here, 216
Bulandshahr, 257, 260
Bulgarians, 242–3
Burāq K͟hān, 235
Byzantine government, 53–5, 72–3; in Africa, 104, 106, 124; in Greece, 147–8
Calvinism and Islam, 155, 162–3
Cambodia, 296 n.3
Canton, 296
Cape Colony, 3, 350–2
Capitation-tax in Albania, 182, 189; in Turkey, 152–4. See Jizyah
Catherine II, 247
Celebes, 392–8
Ceram, 404
Ceylon, Islam in, 266 n.2
Chag͟hatāy, 234
Chalcedon, Council of, 53, 102
Champa, 380
Chams, 296 n.3
Charlemagne, 7, 136, 139
Cheribon, 380, 385
Cherimiss, 250–1
Chermen, 378
Cherumans, 268 [459]
China, Islam in, 227, 294–311
Chinese, in Borneo, 392; in Java, 379; in Mindanao, 401 n.2
Chingīz K͟hān, 218, 220, 225, 301
Chittagong, 278
Christian Arabs, converted to Islam, 47–50; in alliance with Muslim Arabs, 47–9, 62; in modern times, 52; persecuted, 50
Christian clergy converted to Islam, 84, 86–7; in Abyssinia, 115; in Egypt, 92; in Spain, 134; in Turkey, 159, 165, 166, 168 n.2, 169
Christian heresies as predisposing to conversion to Islam, 105, 134, 161, 199–200