Treatment of the prisoners of war _ib._

58. Law of nations regarding the prisoners of war 77

59. The execution of Nadher Ibn Harith 79

60. The execution of Okba 80

61. Free liberty granted to Ozza, a prisoner of war 81

62. Abul Ozza proved a traitor and was executed _ib._

63. The execution of Moavia Ibn Mughira _ib._

64. Justification of Mughira's execution 82

65. The intended execution of the prisoners of Badr and the
wrong version of Sir W. Muir 83

66. Mohammad was never blamed in the Koran for releasing
prisoners 84

67. The Koran enjoins the prisoners of war to be either freely
liberated or ransomed, but neither executed nor enslaved 87

68. High treason of the Bani Koreiza against Medina and their
execution 88

69. The whole of the Bani Koreiza were never executed _ib._

70. The women and children of Bani Koreiza were never sold 89

71. The exaggerated number of persons executed 91

_XI.--Some Miscellaneous Objections refuted._

72. The execution of Omm Kirfa for brigandage 92

73. The alleged mutilation of the Urnee robbers 93

74. Amputation or banishment substituted temporarily in place of
imprisonment for want of a well organized system of jails 95

75. Torture of Kinana 96

76. The alleged execution of a singing girl 97

77. The charitable spirit of Mohammad towards his enemies 98

78. Abu Basir not countenanced by the Prophet in contravention
to the spirit of the treaty of Hodeibia 101

79. Nueim not employed by the Prophet to circulate false reports
in the enemy's camp 102

80. Deception in war allowed by the International Law _ib._

81. Lecky's standard of morality 104

82. The alleged permission to kill the Jews 106

83. Sir W. Muir quoted 108

84. The expulsion of the Bani Nazeer