To Jerusalem through the lands of Islam : among Jews, Christians, and Moslems

This book describes a tour through North Africa to Jerusalem and stresses the need of unity among the believers of God, Jews, Muslims and Christians. AVANT-PROPOS PREFACE CONTENTS INTRODUCTION CHAPTER I. TO THE LANDS OF ISLAM CHAPTER II. IN THE HOME OF ISLAM CHAPTER III. A CONFÉRENCE BY PÈRE HYACINTHE IN ALGIERS CHAPTER IV. FROM ALGIERS TO ORAN CHAPTER V. A MOONLIGHT NIGHT IN THE ATLAS MOUNTAINS CHAPTER VI. ORAN TO TLEMCEN CHAPTER VII. TLEMCEN. THE GREAT MOSQUE. EL-EUBBAD. MAUSSOURA. THE CADI CHAPTER VIII. TO THE EAST CHAPTER IX. FROM ALGIERS TO CONSTANTINE CHAPTER X. TUNIS CHAPTER XI. THE SHEIK-UL-ISLAM CHAPTER XII. MALTA CHAPTER XIII. FROM MALTA TO ALEXANDRIA IN A HURRICANE CHAPTER XIV. FROM ALEXANDRIA TO CAIRO CHAPTER XV. THE PYRAMIDS CHAPTER XVI. CAIRO CHAPTER XVII. UP THE NILE-KARNAK CHAPTER XVIII. UPPER EGYPT ASSOUAN CHAPTER XIX. PREACHING IN THE DESERT CHAPTER XX. PHILAE.-SHOOTING THE CATARACT. DOWN THE NILE.- LUXOR. KARNAK CHAPTER XXI. THEBES.-THE TOMBS OF THE KINGS.-THE COLOSSI CHAPTER XXII. RETURN TO CAIRO CHAPTER XXIII. THE ENGLISH IN EGYPT CHAPTER XXIV. CAIRO-CONCERNING ISLAM-CONFERENCE OF PERE HYACINTHE CHAPTER XXV. TURNING DERVISHES CHAPTER XXVI. T H E COPTIC CHURCH CHAPTER XXVII. COMMUNION IN THE COPTIC CATHEDRAL.-THE TEVVFIK SOCIETY.-COPTIC WOMEN CHAPTER XXVIII. SECOND VISIT TO THE PYRAMIDS.-LEAVING CAIRO CHAPTER XXIX. MISSIONS AND MISSIONARIES CHAPTER XXX. ALEXANDRIA CHAPTER XXXI. JAFFA CHAPTER XXXII. AT LAST!-UP TO JERUSALEM ! CHAPTER XXXIII. JERUSALEM.-SOLOMON'S TEMPLE.-CHURCHES.-HOLY SEPULCHRE.-THE GRAND RABBI CHAPTER XXXIV. BETHLEHEM-AND HOW WE WERE STONED IN HEBRON CHAPTER XXXV. PÈRE HYACINTHE PREACHES IN JERUSALEM CHAPTER XXXVI. THE JORDAN.-GREEK CONVENT.-DEAD SEA CHAPTER XXXVII. THE EASTER VIGIL IN JERUSALEM CHAPTER XXXVIII. JUXTAPOSITION AND CONCLUSION

This book stresses the need for unity among the believers of God: Jews, Muslims, and Christians. "We must read it – or rather we must travel with her, for truth guides her pen, as charity has guided her steps."--Prince de Polignac, Colonel of the French Army in Algiers (1897)