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The Negroland of the Arabs examined and explained

Note 1 — INTRODUCTION.

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Wád Nún is also called by early writers Núl, or Núl el aḳṣa. Darʿah دَرعَه is also written Dirʿah دِرعَه (MS. B.M. fol. 101)—Lumtúnah لمتونه—The Berber name Zenághah زناغه was corrupted by the Arabs, as Ibn Khaldún informs us, into Ṣinhájah صنهاجه, pronounced in the west Ṣinhágah.

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