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- COMPREHENDING
- BY THE LATE
- JOHN LEWIS BURCKHARDT
- LONDON : HENRY COLBURN, NEW BURLINGTON STREET, 1829.
- But the reader of this preface must not be withholden from
- WILLIAM OUSELY.
- IN
- THE HEDJAZ OF ARABIA
- DJIDDA
- In all these shops the Persian pipe is smoked, of which there
- During my stay at Tayf, I had five or six interviews with the
- I related what the reader will find in my Nubian Travels.
- My information respecting Tayf is very scanty, and was not
- The indigenous inhabitants of Tayf are Arabs, of the tribe of
- JOURNEY TO MEKKA
- ARRIVAL AT MEKKA
- MEKKA
- 1. Rites to be performed in the Interior of the Temple.
- ARRIVAL AT MEKKA
- 3. The Visit to the Omra.
- At the time of the Hadj, all these ceremonies must be repeated
- MEKKA
- Before the Wahaby invasion, the well Zemzem belonged to the
- AND THE TEMPLE OF MEKKA;
- Seventy years after its restoration to its ancient seat, the stone
- VISITED BY PILGRIMS AT MEKKA, AND IN ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD.
- In the town are shown:--
- The places visited out of the town are:--
- In time of peace with the interior, there is a considerable trade
- Whenever the word Christian or European is mentioned by the
- After a long struggle, Serour succeeded at length in reducing
- Ophthalmia is very little known in the H
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- According to the usual practice in the Hedjaz, the camels walk in
- January 19th. We left Kolleya at half-past one oclock P.M., and
- 3. Báb Ed Djeber, called often likewise Báb Djybrail; and
- Most of the gardens and plantations belong to the people of the
- From this account the stream of lava must be sought at about one
- OR OBJECTS OF PIOUS VISITATION IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF MEDINA.
- April 23rd. We had no sooner deposited our baggage than a
- I shall mention here a particular custom of the Arabs. When the
- MEKKA.
- 2. Kura, a small village on the summit of the mountain so called.
- 3. Tayf.
- 4. Abbasa, in the district of the Thekyf Arabs.
- 5. Melawy Djedára, district of the Beni Sad Arabs.
- 7. Esserrar, of the Thekyf Arabs.
- 9. Wady Aly, in the same district.
- 10. Meshnye, on the S. borders of Zohran.
- 11. Raghdán, a market-place of the Ghamed Arabs.
- 12. Korn el Maghsal, of the Ghamed Arabs.
- 14. El Roheyta, of the powerful tribe of Shomrán.
- 15. Adama, of the Shomrán Arabs.
- 17. El Hasba, market of the Shomrán Arabs.
- 18. El Asábely, a village of the Asábely tribe.
- 20. Shat Ibn Aryf.
- 22. El Matsa.
- 23. Ibn Maan, which with El Matsa belong to the Ibn Katlan Arabs.
- 24. Ibl, in the territory of the powerful tribe of Asyr.
- 25. Ibn el Shayr, of the Asyr tribe.
- 28. Derb Selmán, of the Refeydha tribe.
- 30. Wady Yaowd, of the Abyda Arabs.
- 31. Howd Ibn Zyad, of the Abyda Arabs.
- 32. Thohran, a district and market-place of the tribe of Wadaa.
- 33. Keradb, of the Wadaa tribe.
- 34. Rogháfa, of the Sahhar Arabs.
- 35. Dohyán, of the Sahhar Arabs.
- 37. Aashemye, of the Sofyan tribe.
- 38. A market-place, or Souk, of the Bekyl Arabs.
- 40. Ghoulet Adjyb, of the Háshed Arabs.
- 41. Reyda, of the Omran Arabs.
- 42. Ayal Soráh, of the Hamdan tribe.
- From the Birket el Hadj--
- 8. To El Alaya, where they remain one hour, but find no water.
- 10. Here they remain the day and night.
- 13. (Night,) To Shorafa, a barren long extended valley, without water.
- 18. To Selma, a place yielding water.
- 19. To Kalat Ezlam.
- 25. To Nabt.
- 27. To Yembo el Nakhel, where they remain the night, and proceed
- 31. To Rábegh.
- 32. To Djereynát.
- 33. To Akabet e Sukar.
- 34. To Kholeys.
- 35. To Asfán.
- 36. To Wady Fatme.
- 37. To Mekka.
- 3 hours from thence is El Hafná, with the bed of a torrent.
- 4 hours. A valley, with wells and Doum date-trees.
- 12 hours. El Heymedj, a station having sweet and saltish water.
- 14 hours. Djerdáwye, a plain with wells of good water; from thence in
- 7 hours, to Dát, the first town of Kasym.--In all, one hundred hours.
- ADDITIONAL NOTES.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Travels In Arabia, by John Lewis Burckhardt