shire, 163, 213.
Zat-al-Rikaa, xii, 196.
Zat Atlah, 15 _f.n._
Zeid killed Moavia, 81.
Zeid, the adopted son of Mohammad, and his connection with Zeinab, 215,
216, 217, 218, 222.
Zeid bin Arqam, xxii.
Zeid bin Aslam, 215.
Zeid bin Haris, seized and plundered by the Bani Fezara, xiii.
Zeid Monat, xxxiv.
Zeinab, 113, 211;
her story, 215-216;
the story of Mohammad's amour, a spurious one, 216;
Sir W. Muir's conjectures about her, not justified, 218;
in her case no exceptional privilege was secured to Mohammad, 220;
the false story traced to Mukatil, 222.
Zu Towa, the Koreish encamped at, xv.
Zil Kassa, a party of Moslems slain at, xiii.
Zobeid, lviii.
Zobeir, a Koreishite, 88, 96.
Zobian, xli, xlii, xlvi.
Zohak, 80.
Zohak ibn Muzahim, 215.
Zohra, xxxiii.
Zohri, 128, 209.
Zorkanee, 80 _f.n._;
on Mooahib, 93, 100, 109 _f.n._, 110 _f.n._
Zu-kar, Battle of, xli.
Zulhij, 23 _f.n._, 53.
Zul-Kada, xiii, 23 _f.n._
Zul-Majaz xlviii.
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