Keppel, Giles
Keyes, Major
Khadi Khan
Khagan Valley
khalifa
Khalifat Movement
Khalis, Younis
Khartoum
Khokand
Khost
Khudu Khels
Khyber Pass
Kila Mujahidin (Fortress of the Holy Warriors)
Kipling, Rudyard
Kitab al-Jihad
Kitab al-Tawhid (Book of Unity)
Kitchener, Lord
Kohat
Kohistan
Kotla
Kumar Singh, Raja
Kunhar River
Kurma
Kutch
Kuwait
Kuwait Red Crescent Society
Kyrgyzstan
Lahore
under Sikh rule, Aitchison
College, and volunteer
movement, JI founded in
Laloo ridge
Lancashire mills
Landi Kotal
Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (Army of Jhangvi)
Lawrence, Colonel T. E.
Lawrence, Sir Henry
Lawrence, Sir John
Lear, Edward
Lewis, Bernard
Lewis, Mr
Lloyd, Major-General George
Lockhart, General Sir William
Lockwood, Edward
London
Lootf Ali Khan
Loring, William Wing
Lowis, J. M.
Loyn, David
Lucknow, during Sepoy Mutiny
Ludhiana
Lumsden, Lieutenant Harry
Luther, Martin
Lyall, Alfred
Lyell, Dr Robert
Lytton, Lord
Mackeson, Colonel Frederick
Macnaghten, Envoy
Madani, Maulana Hussain Ahmad
Madras
madrassahs
Pakistani
Saudi funding for
see also Dar ul-Ulum
Deoband Madrassah
Mahabun Mountain, geography, map, tribes, burra godown, British penetrate and expel Wahhabis, Fanatics return
madrassahs
Pakistani, Saudi funding for, see also Dar ul-Ulum Deoband Madrassah
Mahabun Mountain
geography, map, tribes
burra godown, British
penetrate and expel Wahhabis
Fanatics return
Mahdawis
Mahdism
Mahdiyyah movement
Mahmud of Ghazni
Mahmud, Maulana Mufti
Mahsuds
Mainundin Hassan Khan
Maiwand
Maktab al-Khidamat an-Mujahedeen (Office of Services to the Mujahedeen)
Malakand
Malakand Field Force
Malka
Malleson, Colonel G. B.
Malta
Mandvi
Mangalthana
Mangles, Ross
Manki Mullah
Mansehra Valley
Marathas
Markaz ad-Dawa wal Irshad (Centre for Innovation and Instruction)
Martin, Frank
Mary, Queen
Mastan Mullah
Mathias, Colonel
Mayo, Lord
Mecca
and hijra
Wahhabi occupation and
recapture
under British administration
guardianship of, Ottoman
garrison attacked, falls to
Ikhwan, Philby makes Hajj
Al-Qayed arrives
Great Mosque seized
Medina, and
hijra, Wahhabi
occupation and recapture
desecration of the
Prophet’s tomb, under British
administration, guardianship of
falls to Ikhwan, Islamic
University
Meer Baz Khan
Meerut
Mesopotamia
Mesopotamians
Mills, Woosnam
Mir Alam Khan
Misbah-us-Sari
Mohammad Wazir Khan
Mohammedi, Maulana Mohammed
Nabi
Mohmand, map of
Mohmands
Mokurrub Khan
Money, Alonzo
Mongols
Montgomery, Sir Robert
Mount Harriet
Mowla Baksh, Dewan
Mubarak the Great
Mubariz-ud-Daula, Prince
Muhammad, Prophet
visions of
mantle of, descendants of
and jihad
caliphate
and Nejd, hijra
early struggles against
non-believers, intercession
by, his birthday, truce with
non-believers, death, tomb
desecrated, his
Companions, and
formation of Hadith, cloak of
injunction over Arabia
Muhammad Ali Pasha
Muhammad Hayat of Sind
Muhammad Husain, Shah
Muhammad Mian
mujahedeen
Afghan
mujtahid
Multan
Murshidabad
Muscat
Musharraf, General Pervez
Mushriks
Muslihu-ud-Din, Sheikh
Muslim Brotherhood
mutawihin
Muzaffurnugur
Muzhir Ali, Mullah
Najb-ud-din
Nanautawi, Muhammad Qasim
Nangahar
Narinji
Narkulbaria
Nasiruddin, Maulvi
Nasrani Raj
Nasser, President
Nation, Major
Nazzaarat ul-Maarif (Offering of Good Actions)
Nejd, as Wahhabi
heartland
Jabal
Shammar
unification of tribes, Emir
of, see Ibn Saud New York, World Trade Center
Nicholson, John
Norman, Justice John
North-West Frontier (NWFP),
becomes Province, map
madrassahs in, Bin
Laden’s influence in
North-West Provinces
Nowshera
Nujeeb police
Obaidullah Sindhi, Maulana
Ode of Niyamatulla
oil
O’Kinealy, James
Oman
Omar ibn al-Khattab, Caliph
Omar, Mullah Muhammad
opium
Orakzais
Orissa
Othmani, Maulana Shabbar Ahmad
Ottomans
Wahhabis and, British
policy towards, ‘Arab revolt’
against, dismantling of
Empire
Oude, estates
confiscated
Padri Movement
Pakhtia
Pakistan
madrassahs
border region
emerges as nation-state
involvement in Afghanistan
support for Taliban
Palam Mullah
Palestine
Palgrave, William Gifford
Pamir mountains
Panipat
Panipati, Maulvi Qasim
Paris Conference
Parsons, Captain, Q. D.
Pashtu
Pathans
Pakhtunwalilaws
partition of tribal lands
and Wahhabis under Syed Ahmad
loya jirgas
nang-i-Pukhatna code
nanawaticode, at
Ambeyla, under influence of
mullahs, join Party of
Volunteers, political
developments, and
Afghanistan
refugees, shura in Kandahar
xenophobia, support for
Bin Laden
Patna, as centre for Wahhabis
Patna – cont
Sadiqpore district
‘Patna-ites’
chota godown
during
Sepoy Mutiny
Wahhabi
leadership arrested
Wahhabi leaders released
and Wahhabi trials
Patriotic Association
Pelly, Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis
Pennell, Dr Theodore
Pentagon
Persia
Persian
Persian Gulf
Persians
Peshawar
modern city, under
Sikh rule, during Sepoy Mutiny
Christian
cemetery, and war against
Pathans, head of Syed
Ahmad displayed, base for
British action
Edwardes College established
authorities’ response to
Frontier developments
and volunteer movement
Maktab al-Khidamat
(Services Offices)
madrassahs, Bait al-Ansar
(House of Ansar), Bin
Laden arrives, Al-Zawahri
arrives, Al-Zarqawi arrives
Peshawar Gazetteer