poems and songs
rejection
requited love
separation
tricks to bring together
types
women, sexual appetite of
Luqmān the Wise
Maʿbad
Madame Ditzia
Maghreb
maid(s)
Majnūn Laylā
male, males; attendants
conformity with female
constraints of language, constructed by
created, for women
entering into the mind of women
entering into rooms with women
jealous
judge
owl
reprobates
singers
visitors
women talking about
young admirers. See also man, men, menfolk
Malta. See also The Island of the Foul of Breath
Mamdūd ibn ʿAbd al-Wāsiṭ al-Rabbānī
al-Maʾmūn
man, men, menfolk
beards
Christian, attitude toward wives
definition
diseases
disharmony, al-Fāriyāq’s warnings against
dress
impotence
infidelity
jealousy
Jewish
kissing
love
marriage
marriage, arrangement of
marriage to young girls
Muslim and Christian
nature
poverty
promises
seduction
suffering
turning into women upon marriage
on the verge of marriage, description of
wealth
wives, bad behavior toward
wives, spending on
women, dancing with
women, dislike for
women, equals of men
women, need for
women, men’s position over
women, cause of sin
women’s attraction to
women’s backsides, attraction to
women’s flirtation with
women’s knowledge of
women’s wiles, victims of
maqāmah, maqāmahs
Maqāmāt of al-Ḥarīrī
Market-man, Market-woman, Market-men (Maronite and Roman Catholic clergy)
markets
Marrāsh, Fatḥallāh
marriage, married, adversities of
age of
alliance
benefits of
benefits of, to an ugly woman
A Book on the Laws of
couples
consummation
description of man on the verge of
dissolution
among Egyptian Christians
of the Fāriyāq
among Franks
of handsome young men to ugly middle-aged women
legitimate
madness, leading to
a man doing a woman a favor by
men
obligations
in Paris
pleasure
to a pretty woman
reasons for
re-consummate
social good
speaking of
by villagers
words for
Marseilles
masculine
al-Mashdūd
Master of the Chamber, dream interpretation
incitement to public nudity
letter to the Fāriyāq’s wife
travel to Damascus
visit from the Persian
Melkite
men; books useful to
chased by women
created to serve the needs of women
desiring women
dress of
of England
expressing the thoughts of
generality of
great
love of “scripting”
making excuses
married
morals of
outnumber women
outnumbered by women
in poetry
scholarly
strive in pursuit of bliss
ways of
words for. See also husband(s)
merchant
metropolitan, metropolitans (religious leader), Atanāsiyūs al-Tutūnjī
books, banned
celibacy
Jirmānūs Farḥāt
occupation
reverence for among the English
Midian, children of
Mikhallaʿ, Mīkhāʾīl
Milton
ministers
Molière
monastery, monasteries
monk, monks, celibacy
cells of (term for buttocks)
in a dream
false statements concerning
the Fāriyāq at the monastery
occupation
scholarship
women’s love for
Moses
mother, mothers
in the Bible
children, appearance
children, love for
children, marriage of
children’s spouses, spying on
in Damascus and Cairo
of the Fāriyāq’s wife
kissing in front of
nursing
pregnancy and childbirth
Mountain, the (Mount Lebanon)
mourning
Muʿaṭṭilites
Muḥammad ibn al-Sayyid ʿUmar al-Tūnusī
mules
Mūsā
Muslim
mustache
child’s toy
in a dream
of the Fāriyāq
trimming/shaving
Mustafā Pasha
Musurus
al-Mutanabbī. See also Abū l-Ṭayyib al-Mutanabbī
Muʿtazilites
Nabal
naḥt
al-Nakhaʿī
Naples
Nāṣīf al-Yāzijī
newspaper
Newton
Nile
Nīnah, Khawājā
non-Arab
occidentals
offspring
Old Testament
oneiromancer, Oneiromancer’s Chamber, criticism of
customs
the Fāriyāq as
master of the chamber, dreams of
orientals
Oxford
Palais Royal
pantaloons
Papal States
parents
Paris, Parisienne, Parisians
air of
beauty of
depravity in
people of
poor of
praise of
travel to
women of
passion
peasant(s)
Perrault
Perron
Persia, Persian
Peter
Pharaoh
physician, physicians
anxieties
the Fāriyāq as
illness, of the Fāriyāq
love/marriage, metaphors related to
love poetry by
Plato
pleasure, pleasures, of animals
denying
of the Fāriyāqiyyah
in jewelry
in language and grammar
of men
from others
of Paris
physical
places of
of the rich
sensual
of women
poetry, poet, poets poems, amatory verses
anxieties
Arab, Arabic
of asceticism
Austrian
backsides, attraction to
of children
confidant
criticism
in a dream
English
meeting of the Fāriyāq with
French
on gambling
Greek
Italian
love
the Persian
poetic formulations
poetic license
possession by jinn
praise
quoting
Roman
success of
techniques of
translation of
truthfulness
poor, poverty
and books
compassion towards
disaster of
equal to the rich
of France
and gambling
good coming from
indifference towards
women
Pope
Port of London
posterior. See also backside, backsides; bustle, bustles; buttock, buttocks; rump
preacher
priest, priests, anxieties
backsides, attraction to
of Choueir
dress
false statements concerning
al-Fāriyāq as
marriages, assistance in arrangement of
remarriage, views on
women, Jewish, views on
printing presses
prostitute, prostitutes
proverb
Proverbs
pulchritude
Qāmūs (al-Firūzābādī)
on bodily acts