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Hineh, 177
Óireq, 155
Hirra, 273–74
Hirschberg, Haim Zeev, 58
Hirschfeld, H., 24
Óizbollāh, 10
Óizb ut-Ta ̇rīr, 10
Hnin, ̔Abdallah Ben Rabbi Khther, 245,
247
Hnin, Yehezkel, 247
Hoca Santo, 292
Hodgson, Marshall, 147
Hoexter, Miriam, 303
Holy City, 97, 100, 153
Holy Land, 289, 306
Holy Name, 172–75, 180, 183
Holy Sepulcher, 99
House of Abraham, 48–50, 66
House of Rachabites, 97
Órm, 27
Hūd, 23, 36–37; metaphors of, 24–25
Hunafa, 49
Óußin, Mosheh, 247
Óußin, Rabbi Ídaqah, 247
Óutsin, Ídakah, 262
Hymnology, 254

Iberian Peninsula, 274
Ibn Abi ̓l-Bayan: Al-Dustur al-bimaristani
compiled by, 190–204; audience, 194;
Jewish identity, 201–3; Al-Kuhin al-
̔Attar criticizing, 193–94; Al-Kuhin
al- ̔Attar quoting, 195–96
Ibn Abi Usaybi ̔a, 195, 201
Ibn Abī Zaminīm, Mu ̇ammad b.
̔Abdallāh, 28
Ibn al-Muthanna’s Commentary on the
Astronomical Tables of al-Khwarizmi
(Ibn-Ezra), 171–88
b. Asad, Abū al-Faraj Furqān, 80
b. Al ̔As, ̔Amru, 97
b. Sa ̔adya, R. Natab, 161–62, 250
b. Salā, ̔Abd Allāh, 13
Ibn Bassām, 276
Ibn Durayd, 26
Ibn-Ezra, Abraham, 7; on al-Khwarizimi
mathematics, 171–88; praise and criti-
cism, 187–88

Ibn ̔Ezra, Avraham, 245, 246

Ibn ̔Ezra, Moses, 14, 209, 211, 233

Ibn Gabirol, Solomon, 208–9, 245, 246 ,

250, 251, 258, 266; Miß ̇af al-Shaba ̇ot

(Holy Book of Praises) and, 252–53; in

Muslim Spain, 253; Muwashsha ̇ and,

254–57; neo-Platonic School and, 253–54

Ibn Hisham, 48

Ibn Hud, Óasan, 157

Ibn Is ̇āq, 27

Ibn Jumay ̔, 190

Ibn Kathīr, 26, 27

Ibn Nagrela, Samuel, 208–9

Ibn Rushd, 148

Ibn Sa ̔dī, 15

Ibn Shem Tov, Shem Tov, 151–52

Ibn Sina, 148, 192, 253

Ibn Tibbon, Judah, 204

Idel, Moshe, 147–48, 160–63

Idelsohn, Abraham, 244

Idolatry, 28, 49, 59; Abraham and, 50–52;

Muhammad and, 51–52

Idris, 24

Ilumquh, 35

Imami law, 111

Impurity, 13

Imtiyāzāt, 17

Inscriptions, 3–36, 28–32, 33

Intertwined destiny, 4; four hundred years

of, 10–18

Iraq, 15, 249; Jewish musicians, 279–80. See

also Baghdad

Isaac, 24, 55; Abraham sacrificing, 57–58

Al Ißfahānī, 273

Is ̇āq, Ya ̇ā, 132

Ishmael, 24, 48–49, 58

Islam, 1; Abode of, 89, 94, 96; Abraham as

founder, 46–48; Andalusia conversions,

118; believers, 94; classical, 16; divine

retribution of, 14; hegemony, 89–90;

Jews converting, 5, 68–70, 118; Jews

perceiving, 14; Judaism interdepen-

dence, 5; Judaism intertwined destiny,

10–18; Merkabah mysticism, 149, 150,

161; more developed than Judaism, 46;

non-Muslims using materials, 89–101;

Organization of the Islamic Conference,

10; Pan-Islamic nationalism, 18; polity,