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A History of the Arabs in the Sudan and Some Account of the People who ...

 By Harold Alfred MacMichael

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By Harold Alfred
MacMichael
Published 1922
The University Press
Ethnology
Original from the University of Michigan
v.2
Digitized Aug 2, 2006
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God! I offer to thee instead of my own offspring, life for life, blood for blood, head for head, bone for bone, hair for hair, skin for skin. In the name of the Great God - Page 285

that the people of Darfoor have marched with an army to take Kordofan, which, it is apprehended, they soon will do, being about 12,000 horse, and an infinite number of foot. There are at Kordofan about 1500 horse, with Mahomet Abou Calec; who, it is thought, will fall back on Sennaar, if not surrounded.... - Page 412

Since our departure from the Egyptian territory, his country had been invaded by a large force, according to orders sent from the GovernorGeneral of the Soudan. Mek Nimmur as usual retreated to the mountains, but Mai Gubba and a number of his villages were utterly destroyed by the Egyptians - Page 429

a term used for those rules and ordinances of religion which are said to have been established and enjoined by God Himself, as distinguished from those which are established upon the precept or practice of the Prophet, and which are called - Page 296

established by Muhammad himself. ... It consists of a sacrifice to God, in the name of the child, of two he-goats for a boy, and one he-goat for a girl. - Page 285

A king of the name of Abli Calik is the idol of the people of Kordofan where he reigned about fourteen years ago and is renowned for probity and justice. - Page 412

have created you of male and female and made you races and tribes that ye might know one another. Verily the noblest of you in - Page 124

This man was a rather exaggerated specimen of Turkish authorities in general, combining the worst of oriental failings with the brutality of a wild animal - Page 429

When we had almost past over the Court, they oblig'd us to stop short before a Stone, which is near to an open Hall, where the King usually gives Audience to Embassadors. - Page 409

As a desert patriarch he was superb, the very perfection of all that the imagination could paint, if we would personify Abraham at the head of his people - Page 426

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Places mentioned in this book

Dabola - Page 437
The Emperor felt this greatly, and at once started from Calabaca and journeyed as far as Dabola, and thence sent Jonael with a large force to the ...
more pages: 436
Khartoum - Page 396
and when His Excellency had accepted this compromise he summoned the officials and Sheikhs who had come to el Khartoum and promised them that freemen ...
more pages: 288 356 388 393 395 397 401 403 404 406
Aswan - Page 326
as rulers of the part of Nubia lying between the first and the second cataracts, ie from Wddi Halfd to the cataract of Aswan, for one year. ...
more pages: 91 99 325 327
Haifa - Page 35
CCVIII His father had proceeded from el Haifa and settled on one of the islands of the Red Sea called Sakia; and thence he migrated with his sons to ...
more pages: 55 91 135 325
Abu Hammad - Page 214
Their locality is between Abu Hammad and el Khartoum and el Darner and the desert of Kerri. IX The GiMfAs. Between Kerri and el Sheikh el Taib. ...
Samarkand - Page 175
It is interesting to see that Rafa'i, the eponymous ancestor of the RurA'A, occurs in the B and A groups (which are attributed to "el Samarkand! ...
more pages: 54 104 128 138 157 161 440 469
Baghdad - Page 335
The last named was killed by the TARTARS, and at his death Baghdad was sacked, and then the power of the 'Abbasid dynasty waned and gradually ...
more pages: 26 88 96 220 227 233 340 361
Nuba - Page 12
settled in the Sudan "and mingled with the Nubians, and took their women to wife, and intermarried with them, and made the land of Nuba their home. ...
more pages: 328
Berbera - Page 345
was that 'Asam el Moghrabi, king of Berbera, slew a number of their merchants; and God knows best. Then they went out against him and conquered his ...
more pages: 211
Cairo - Page 429
He was originally a Circassian slave bought by a Turk in Cairo market. He entered the army, was caught by the Arabs in the Syrian war, and escaped. ...
more pages: 61 78 99 100 400 402 404 421 469
Sana - Page 348
They originally lived at Sana'a in el Yemen. They settled in the Sudan in the time of 'Abd el Malik ibn Marwan. XXXIX The 'ABBASIYYUN are descended ...
more pages: 188 224
Kalima - Page 25
XC The descendants of Kalima are the THAKRA, some of whom are pagans and some Muhammadans : the descendants of Gama'i are the BENI GAMA'I, ...
Tunis - Page 78
HC was born near Tunis and died in 1258 AD He was the author of Hizb el Bohr (" the Litany of the Sea") and other works on the duties of worship. ...
more pages: 22 26 59 89 90 140 210
Esna - Page 92
Thence they went and settled in a village called Zernikh near Esna, [he] and his sons with him. Among these sons were Sheikh Muhammad "el Mutargam" ...
Kalay - Page 227
He was by birth a slave [mamlok], the property of a woman of el Kalay'a... .Though offered a wife he refused and died unmarried. ...
Bagli - Page 185
The derivative noun is Bagli. XXXIII The BENI BAGALA are a section of DABBA; and Bagala was son of Dhuhal son of Malik son of Bukr son of Sa'ad son of ...
Rayda - Page 253
His sons were Kutbi and Nflrayn, the former father of the feki Ibrdhim, and the latter of Muhammad "ibn el Rayda. ...
Gondar - Page 212
of Abyssinia were forced further westward, and as a result the capital was shifted to Gondar. Of the provinces mentioned Amhara is well known, ...
Tripoli - Page 89
the past have entered the Sudan via the Nile in the time of the FUNG, and most of them are west of Tunis and Tripoli [Tardblus] and Fezzan and Borku. ...
more pages: 22
Darab - Page 132
LV The BENI 'A\iiR are the family of "Amir ibn el Darab el 'Adwani, [and] entered Abyssinia. LVI KENANA are the relatives of Duhaym ibn Ahmad el ...
Tarm - Page 29
CXXXIX The descendants of Dula are the SAKARANGZ, the kings of Gebel Tekali; the descendants of Tarm'm are the ToMAiw; and the sons of Serrar were ...
Durban - Page 336
and a fourth Durban ("Porcu-pine ") after the names of beasts and birds of prey, his intention being that they should thereby affright their foes, ...
Rome - Page 182
Thence we pass to the history of the Israelites, of Persia, of Rome, and of Byzantium, including an account of Christ, and so on to the foundation of ...
more pages: 207
Marib - Page 189
LXXII The BERBER are descended from Thami'la1 son of Marib son of Faran2 son of 'Amr son of 'Amlik son of Laudh son of Sam son of Nub. ...
Algiers - Page 283
The latter's influence now extends from India to Algiers. Its propaganda is essentially peaceful. 'Abd el Gelil, the father of Ddud, is the eponymous ...
Kamalia - Page 130
and Nafa'a and Nafi'a the sons of el Fungawia; and Muhammad [and] 'Ali, sons of one mother*, namely the daughter of Karkus walad Shukl, el Kamalia; ...
Marseilles - Page 421
Cailliaud had parted from the Pasha, luckily for himself, and only heard of the murder when he arrived at Marseilles on i ith December 1822. ...
Rabat - Page 289
Bddi walad Rabat reigned from 1651-89 (Bruce) or 1642-77 (MS. D 7). " Um Lahm" ("Mother of meat") by a euphemism denotes a year of famine. ...
Paris - Page 188
LXV The PERSIANS [el Furs] are the descendants of Paris son of Tirash son of Mdshur son of Laudh son of Sam. LXVI Arfakhshadh son of Sam begot Kayndn4 ...
Arbat - Page 447
ibn Rubat, or Arbat, king, AB, LXXXIII; D 3, 84, 132, 141, 191, 209, 236, 241 and 259; D7, xxix to XL and CCLXI. ...
Bulad - Page 72
C So his story continues: and it is said that the reason why he was called "el Bulad" was that a certain man swore to divorce his wife if he did not ...
more pages: 171
Gibara - Page 436
The fifth because, when the mother of Joseph son of Gibara was on her way to the Emperor, the people of Qarqui took her and would not let her pass. ...
more pages: 435
Calabaca - Page 437
The Emperor felt this greatly, and at once started from Calabaca and journeyed as far as Dabola, and thence sent Jonael with a large force to the ...
Bagala - Page 185
XXXIII The BENI BAGALA are a section of DABBA; and Bagala was son of Dhuhal son of Malik son of Bukr son of Sa'ad son of Dabba. ...
Mesa - Page 471
Mesa'fd, ST, BA, cxvi; ABC, 4th tree. ST of Megdnin, III, 2, XX. ST of Habbdnia, III, 3, VIII. ST ofKabdbish, III, 4, VH. Ar. T., Ill, 2, VIII and XX. ...