Jerusalem: The Biography (134 page)

Jewish cemetery,
139
,
338
,
479

and Mamluk sultanate,
286

and Ottoman sultanate,
295

and Providence,
10
,
132

and Second Coming,
500

see also
Augusta Victoria fortress

Mount Scopus,
3
,
174
,
394
,
425
,
434
,
473
,
481–83
,
494
,
496

Mount Zion, xxi – xxii,
69
,
120n
,
132
,
139
,
148
,
156
,
200
,
211
,
338
,
379n
,
449
,
463

and Albanian conquest,
329

Cenacle (David’s Tomb),
25n
,
69
,
103
,
109
,
239
,
240n
,
254
,
255n
,
260
,
281
,
286
,
292n
,
295
,
327
,
329
,
400

and Islamic sultanate,
254
,
255n

and Israeli wars,
480
,
495
,
497

and Mamluk sultanate,
281
,
286–7

and Ottoman sultanate,
292n
,
299

synagogue,
139
,
148

Mourners of Zion,
195

Moussaieff family,
375

Movement for the Establishment of the Temple,
503

Moyne, Walter Guinness, 1st Baron,
382n
,
441
,
459

Muawiya ibn Abi Sufayan, caliph,
177–81

Muazzam Isa, Sultan,
265–7

Mubarak, Hosne,
505

Mufti of Jerusalem,
see
Husseini, Amin

Muhammad, Prince of Jordan,
488
,
491

Muhammad, Prophet,
10
,
44
,
165
,
174
,
176
,
184–5
,
187
,
246
,
259
,
291
,
303
,
403n
,
520

his life,
169–72

his Night Journey,
169–70
,
182
,
200
,
259
,
437

relics of,
229

Muhammad, son of Farrukh,
297

Muhammad Ali,
326–7
,
329
,
333–4
,
350

Muizz, Caliph,
193–4

Mujir al-Din,
288

mulberry trees,
295

Munich Agreement,
452

Munich Olympics,
502

Munster,
297n

Munqidh, Usamah bin,
see
Usamah

al-Muqaddasi,
182
,
191n
,
195–7

Muscovy,
340

Muslim Brotherhood,
445
,
477
,
506
,
508

Muslim Quarter,
276
,
281
,
356
,
357n
,
438
,
506
,
507–8
,
520

Mussolini, Benito,
430–1
,
454

Mustansir, Caliph,
200n

Mustasim, Caliph,
190

Mycenae,
14–15

Nabataea,
88n

Nabataeans,
81

Nabi Daoud,
295

Nabi Musa festival,
276
,
308n
,
361
,
388
,
391–2

Nabi Musa riots,
429–31
,
435

Nabi Samuel,
416–17

Nablus,
236
,
246
,
270
,
318
,
327
,
329
,
365
,
391
,
417
,
447
,
449
,
484

Nabonidus, King of Babylon,
46

Nabopolassar,
39

Nachmanides, Ramban,
278–9

al-Nadim,
190n

Nahalavat Shiva,
364

Nahum, prophet,
36

Napoleon I (Bonaparte), Emperor,
311–12
,
315–18
,
320–1
,
323
,
326
,
374
,
427
,
446

Napoleon III, Emperor,
342–3
,
348
,
355
,
380n

al-Naqashibi, Nasir al-Din,
435n

Narkiss, General Uzi,
494–7

Nashashibi family,
435n
,
438–9
,
442
,
489

Fakhri Bey al-Nashashibi,
449

Nassereddin al-Nashashibi,
435
,
443
,
463
,
484–5

Ragheb al-Nashashibi,
385
,
394
,
399
,
422
,
435–6
,
439
,
441
,
448–9
,
453
,
478
,
483

Nasi, Joseph,
295
,
297

Nasir Daud, Sultan,
268
,
270–1

Nasir Muhammad, Sultan,
278
,
279–81
,
344n

Nasir-i-Khusrau,
200–1

Nasser, Colonel Gamal Abdul, President,
485
,
489–90
,
492–8
,
506
,
519

Nathan, prophet,
23
,
25

Naumov, Bishop Cyril,
386

Navarino, Battle of,
327

Nazarenes,
109–10
,
115

Nazareth,
95
,
275
,
416

Nea Church,
159–60
,
162