Meanings of mad mullah in English

What with his long dishevelled hair, his high-boned face, and stained eyebrows he had the appearance of some mad mullah.

You see, it was only a small skirmish; some mad mullah of a fellow became a paid agitator among the natives.

The Mad Mullah they could understand; the English they could not.

And the brainless laugh of the Mad Mullah was very trying.

As for the Mad Mullah's reply, it was simply pure delirium.

Had the Mad Mullah called on them to follow him to attack Malakand and Chakdara they would have refused.

For the Mad Mullah they had no blame whatsoever; for the English they had the bitterest blame, the deepest hatred and the uttermost contempt.

Simultaneously the Mad Mullah had captured Portsmouth; while the Swiss navy had bombarded Lyme Regis, and landed troops immediately to westward of the bathing-machines.

In discussing the raid on their way to market with Moussa Isa, they mentioned the name of the Mad Mullah with respect and fear.

At 2.30 the Mad Mullah being wounded, another Mullah killed and several hundreds of tribesmen slain, the whole attack collapsed.

(These were not slavers but avengers of enmity to the Mad Mullah and punishers of friendship to the English.)

"You've fallen under the spell of these Mad Mullah prophets," he retorted hotly, "until you can't trust yourself any longer.