Mishāqah, Mikhāʾīl
mockery
modernity, [Aḥmad] Fāris al-Shidyāq
Arabic literary modernity
Leg over Leg (al-Shidyāq)
money
monastery
monks
abbots
age at becoming one
blameworthiness
bread baked by
donkeys among
escaped monk
at feasts
frightening
girls
happiness of
ignorance
lentils eaten by
monasticism (rahbāniyyah)
Qāmūs (al-Firūzābādī)
scholarship
Moses
Mountain, the (Mount Lebanon)
borrowing by people of
Emir of
the Fāriyāq’s father
music and other arts
women of
Muʿallim (term of address)
Muhammad ʿAlī (of Egypt)
Muḥammad ʿAlī Pasha
Muḥammad, Shaykh
mujārazah
Muntahā l-ʿajab fī khaṣāʾiṣ lughat al-ʿArab (Wonder’s Apogee concerning Every Arab Linguistic Particularity) (al-Shidyāq)
musical instruments, words for
Muslim Discovery of Europe, The (Lewis)
Muslims, Christian imitation of
Copts and
divorce
of the Levant
titles (honorifics) for
Muṣṭafā, Shaykh
al-Mutanabbī
Mutawālīs
Muʿtazilite
Muzabbid
Nahḍah, [Aḥmad] Fāris al-Shidyāq
Arabic literary modernity
meanings/translations of the term
“new age” as subject
participation in global processes
print market
social and literary change
tamaddun
tradition
Western literary and cultural models
Nākir and Nakīr
Nawābigh (al-Zamakhsharī)
Nestorian church
new goods vs. old goods
New Testament
Nicholas I, Pope
Nicholson, John
Nile River
nominative case
non-Arabic languages
non-Arabs, quick-witted woman on
non-Jewish writers
Nūh (Noah)
nūn
nuns
Nuʿūmah Mosque
Occidentals
Octavianus
Old Testament
Orientalist scholars
Otto I
Otto II
Otto III
Ottoman Empire
pain
Panegyricon
panegyrics
panegyrist, a prince’s
parasites, undercapitalized
Paris
paronomasia
al-Bustī
in the Fāriyāq’s poetry
perfect paronomasia
poets
solecisms
passion
peddler, roving
Peled, Matityahu
penises
people, diversity of
People of the Cave
Perceval, Caussin de
perfumes/aromas, words for
persecution
Persian(s)
Photius
physicians. See doctors/physicians
pigs
pigs’ snouts
pious, the
places, words for various
plants, sprouting of
types of
pleasure
poetry, about blessings
about forgiveness
about gazelles
about knives
about men and women
about sin
about verse
Arabic poetry
about divorce
about veils
elegy for a donkey
by the Fāriyāq
the Fāriyāq on
by Franks
love poetry
mawwāl
by men
to Mountain residents
priests on
for princes
Proem
prose compared to
by slim poets
as a means of survival
by women
Poetry’s Destiny (Lamartine)
poets, anecdotes about
in Cairo
celebrity
characteristics
crows and
diversity among
drooling by
emirs
on leisure compared to wretchedness
the manner of most
need for critics
paronomasia
personal devils
by trade vs. by nature
women
popes, French authors on
pork
price lists
priests, adultery with a merchant’s wife
Arabic-language sermon by
Baʿīr Bayʿar’s daughter
blameworthiness
deference to
doctor’s wife’s choice of
extorting secrets from wives
the Fāriyāq’s conversation with
in Frankish lands
gambling by
language attributed to
large-nosed priest’s tale
as lovers, advantages of
on Malta
on poetry
praise for, promised
repartee, good
threats based on calling in
women serving
prologues to books
prose, by churchmen
greetings and salutations
long words
maqāmah
masters of
Muṣṭafā, Shaykh
quotations, use of
verbs, proper use of
verse compared to
prostitutes
Protestant missionaries. See Bag-man/Bag-men
Protestant missionaries. See also Bag-man/Bag-men
Protestantism, [Aḥmad] Fāris al-Shidyāq
Asʿad al-Shidyāq
Ottoman Empire
pursies
Qāmūs (al-Firūzābādī)
akhā, definition of
credit to
dependence on
Leg over Leg (al-Shidyāq)
monks
shawhāʾ, definition of
women, descriptive words for
Qannūbīn, monastery of (Mount Lebanon)
Qayʿar Qayʿār
qissīs (“priest”)
queens
quotations, use in books
Qurʾan
Rabelais, François
Rāfāʾīl Kaḥlā
rahbāniyyah (monasticism)
Raʾs al-Tīn
Rastegar, Kamran
reading, women and
recollection
refurbished goods
religious belief, consequences
language
women
resurrection, failed attempt at
Revelation
rhetoric
rhymed prose (sajʿ)
about Alexandria
in the Fāriyāq’s letter to Khawājā Yanṣur
Khawājā Yanṣur on
maqāmah in
al-Risālah al-Sanūsiyyah (The Senoussi Treatise)
riwāyah (“novel”)
Rome
Roper, Geoffrey
Rujūm wa-ghassāq ilā Fāris al-Shidyāq (Fire and Brimstone upon Fāris al-Shidyāq) (periodical)
al-Rukākāt
sacrament
saddlebags
St. Matthew
St. Paul
sajʿ (rhymed prose)
al-Sakkākī
Ṣāliḥ (prophet)
salvation
Saul
scholarly knowledge
scholars
on a distinguishing feature of Arabic
in Cairo
as critics of the Fāriyāq
debate with a Muʿtazilite
divorce
doctors/physicians compared to
in Egypt
erudition, demonstrations of
the Fāriyāq as a
health of
the ignorant compared to
of Islam
Islamic law
market traders’ hats
physical weakness
Qayʿar Qayʿār
of religion
women
scholarship
scholarship, monks’
schools
sciences
scribes, the Fāriyāq as