（he rose in the morning） 'Azha'（he spent the forenoon） and 'bata'（he spent the night），are idiomatically used for 'to be in any state，to continue'without specification of time or season.
[268] Lit. 'my liver ；'which viscus，and _disibledevent=phantom，the nearest approach to our 'ghost，'that queer remnant of Fetishism imbedded in Christianity；the phantasma，the shade （not the soul） of tile dead. Hence the accurate Niebuhr declares，'apparitions （i.e.，of the departed） are unknown in Arabia.'Haunted houses are there tenanted by Ghuls，Jinns and a host of supernatural creatures；