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INDEX
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Abadan
Abbasid Caliphate
’Abd al-Wadid sultanate
al-’Abdari, Abu Muhammad
Abohar
Abraham
Abu al-Tayyib
Abu Bakr, Abu Yahya, sultan
Abu Bakr, caliph
Abu Bakr, shaykh of Mogadishu
Abu’Inan, sultan
and Abu l’Hasan
and Ibn Battuta
character of
death of
Abu l’Barakat
Abu l’Fath, Rukn al-Din
Abu l’Hasan, sultan
Abu l’Mawahid Hasan see Ibn Sulayman, al-Hasan
Abu Sa’id, Ilkhan
Abu Sa’id, sultan
Abu Tashfin, sultan
Abu Yusuf Ya’qub, sultan
Acre
Adam and Eve
Adam’s Bridge
Adam’s Peak
Aden
Aden, Gulf of
Aegean Sea
Afghanistan
’Aghyul, ‘Ali (traveler)