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Index
     

 
    Abu al-Su‘ud Efendi(d. 1574)
     
    Abu Hanifah (d. 767)
     
    AbuJahl
     
    Abu Nuwas (d. ca. 815)
     
    Abu Yusuf al-Qazwini(d. 1095)
     
    active and passive, importance of distinction between
     
    active sodomist. See luti
     
    Adam
     
    ‘Adawial-Sa‘idi, ‘Alial- (d. 1775)
     
    Adib, Jirjis al- (d. 1727/8)
     
    ‘Adnani, al-Khaṭīb al-
     
    aestheticism: and cultural refinement—60; mystical
     
    ʿAjlunī, Ismaʿīl al- (d. 1749)
     
    Akrami, Ibrahim al- (d. 1638)
     
    ʿAlī Bey al-Kabīr (d. 1773)
     
    Alusi, Mahmud al- (d. 1854)
     
    ‘Alwan al-Hamawi(d. 1530)
     
    ʿĀmilī, Bahāʾ al-Dīn al- (d. 1621)
     
    ʿĀmilī, Zayn al-Din al- (d. 1558)
     
    Amin, Ahmad
     
    Anouti, Oussama
     
    Ansari, Zakariyya al- (d. 1520)
     
    AntakiDawud al- (d. 1599)
     
    ‘Aqqad, ʿAbbas Mahmud al-
     
    Arabian Nights, The
     
    Arabian Nights: A Companion, The (Irwin)
     
    Aristotle
     
    Ashbah wa al-nazaʾir, al- (Ibn Nujaym)
     
    ʿAttar, Hasan al- (d. 1834)
     
    ‘Aydarusi, ‘Abd al-Rahman al- (d. 1778)
     
    ʿAyniyyaha, al- (Jīlī)
     
    Azhar, al- (college)
     
    ‘Azizial-Bulaqi, ‘Alī al- (d. 1659)
     

 
    Babi, Mustafaal- (d. 1681)
     
    backgammon ( nard)
     
    Badi‘i, Yusuf al- (d. 1662/3)
     
    Badrial-Hijazi, Hasan al- (d. 1718/9)
     
    Baghdadi, ‘Abd al-Qadir al- (d. 1682)
     
    Bahr al-raʾiq sharhKanz al-daqaʾiq, al- (Ibn Nujaym)
     
    Bajuri, Ibrahim al- (d. 1860)
     
    Bakkar, Yusuf Husayn al-
     
    Bakri, Mustafaal- (d. 1749)
     
    Baʿlī, ʿAbd al-Rahman al- (d. 1778/9)
     
    Baqi(d. 1600)
     
    Baqli, Ruzbihan (d. 1209)
     
    Barbir, Ahmad al- (d. 1817)
     
    Basha, ʿUmar Musa
     
    BasiriLaw al- (d. 1762)
     
    bathhouses
     
    Batruni, Ibrahim al- (d. 1642/3)
     
    Bauer, Thomas
     
    Bayluni, Fathallah al- (d. 1632/3)
     
    beard-down. See ‘idhar
     
    beardless boys: contrasted with downy-cheeked youths in belles-lettres; objects of pederasts’ desire
     
    beards: cultural significance of; plucking of. See also my
     
    beauty, love of See aestheticism
     
    belles-lettres: the love of boys as a