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 1 III(*)  |            The story is told thus by Al Ta'labi, in his Stories
 2 III(*)  |             of the officers of Harun al Rashid, saw in it the following
 3 XVIII(*)|            been informed by God that Al Khizr was wiser than he.
 4 XVIII(*)|              looked upon the prophet Al Khizr as one of his special
 5 XVIII(*)|      sleeping, on the fortieth night Al Khizr would appear to him
 6 XVIII(*)|          heart he determined to meet Al Khizr and receive from him
 7 XXXIX(*)|            Bengal.~Stanza 4.--Samir. Al Samiri belonged, say the
 8 XXXIX(*)|              hand and his staff, but Al Samiri was unable to show
 9 XXXIX(*)|              absence, having ordered Al Samiri to collect those
10 XXXIX(*)|            till the return of Moses, Al Samiri, understanding the
11 XXXIX(*)|     religious worship to this image, Al Samiri went further, and
12 XXXIX(*)|              chapters of the Koran.) Al Simiri is mentioned by name
13 XXXIX(*)| twenty-second chapter of the Koran: "Al Samiri led them astray."~