Slave Soldiers and Islam_ The Genesis of a Military System - Daniel Pipes

Index

Khttfmof

Bukhara, 164

Khaybari,

al-, 130

Khazars, 183

Khazimab.Khzim, 137

Khorezm,

189

KhosroesI, 163

Khums,144;slavesas,97-98,141-42

Khurasan,116,128,130,

131,136,

138, 144,

147,155, 160,168, 180,

194;Abbasid

danger

in,186-87;

Abbasid

support

from,176;al-

Ma’mOnin,180-81;insurrection

in,120,

134-35;mawlasin,190;

military

slavesfrom,144, 146

Khurasanis,179,183, 207

Khurftsniya, 132

Khuttal(place), 191

Kinfana

tribe,

166

Kindi,

al-,

211

Kinship

ties,73,167-68

Kirman, 142

Kirmfni,al-,129,

131

Kiss

(place),

128

Kitbal-Kharj, 70

Kufaslaves,116, 130, 131

Kul,5, 14

Lammens,Henri,xxiii,164n26

Lapidus,

IraM.,159-60

Lee,RobertE., 43

Libyans, 80

Loyalty,27,

30-31;ofBritishWest

India

Regiment,

40;of

government

slaves,11;ofmawlas,172,185-88;

ofmilitary

slaves,

8,

89,90;ofthe

unfree,185-86,188-90

Lutherans, 101

LuwhtaBerbers, 142

Lybyer,

A.H., 14

Madh’in,Battleofal-, 141

Madhhabs,

73-74, 78

Madhfr,Battleof,118, 190

Ma’dhzn(term), 195

Mahdi,

al-(caliph),

135,143n24,

145

239

Mahdiya,

Sudanese, 52

Mah.

mildofGhazna,99n103

Malatya,

138

Malaya,

xiv

MfilikAmbar,52-53

MlikKafr,99n103

Mamluk

dynasty(Egypt),

5,21,61,

151;useof

military

slavesby,xx,

xxi,49,55, 88

Mamlzks,128,141,144,158,

192-93;

ofKufa,116;term,

xxvi,5-6,

195-98

Ma’mfin,al-

(caliph),

73,135,136,

138, 150,154,157,158,160,188;

acquisition

ofslaves

by,

146-48;as

developer

of

militaryslavery,

152-53,179-81,193-94

Manhqib

al-Atrk, 153

Manchus,37-38

Man,fir,

al-

(caliph),

133-34,135,

136;and

development

ofmilitary

slavery,

152-53;effortstoacquire

slavesandmawlas

by,

144-45;

fatherof, 191

Man,firb.

Jamhfir,

135

Man,firQla’fin

al-Alfi,al-, 7

Manumission,18-23,95;bondof,

187;contrasttoipsimission,21-22;

andslavesinwar,28-29

Maqdisi,

Mut.ahhir

al-, 206

Maqrizi,al-,150,

158,210,

211

Max*ash

(place),

139

Marginal

areas:defined,75;lifein,

76,77-79;

tribal

organization

of,

76,77;unfreesoldiersfrom,

182-83

Marginal

areasoldiers,75-86,99,

144, 159,194;definition

of,75-76;

drawbacks

of,

81-83,95;meansof

acquiring,

86;needfor,159-60,

166-81,192,193,194;preferences

in,’183;roleof,infounding

new

governments,80,

83, 85;

strengths

of,77-79

MarjR.hit.,

Battleof,

121