Sheykh

Lane and his "Sheykh" (i. 617) have tried and failed.

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

The president was reminded by Sheykh Jafar Shajuni, who implicitly compared him to a television set and the Supreme Leader to its owner, that Khamenei wished to "fix and keep" him rather than replace him.

Ali Rahnema: Ayatollah Khamenei at Unprecedented Religio-Political Summits: The Hidden Imam's Infallible Representative Ali Rahnema 2011

The president was reminded by Sheykh Jafar Shajuni, who implicitly compared him to a television set and the Supreme Leader to its owner, that Khamenei wished to "fix and keep" him rather than replace him.

Ali Rahnema: Ayatollah Khamenei at Unprecedented Religio-Political Summits: The Hidden Imam's Infallible Representative Ali Rahnema 2011

The president was reminded by Sheykh Jafar Shajuni, who implicitly compared him to a television set and the Supreme Leader to its owner, that Khamenei wished to "fix and keep" him rather than replace him.

Ali Rahnema: Ayatollah Khamenei at Unprecedented Religio-Political Summits: The Hidden Imam's Infallible Representative Ali Rahnema 2011

The president was reminded by Sheykh Jafar Shajuni, who implicitly compared him to a television set and the Supreme Leader to its owner, that Khamenei wished to "fix and keep" him rather than replace him.

Ali Rahnema: Ayatollah Khamenei at Unprecedented Religio-Political Summits: The Hidden Imam's Infallible Representative Ali Rahnema 2011

"A nice resting place," said Jack Ryder appreciatively of the tomb of the Sheykh-el-Gauchy.

The Fortieth Door Mary Hastings Bradley

Mokattam hills behind it, to that hilltop on which stood the little ancient mosque of the Sheykh-el-Gauchy, where the sunset spaces flowed round them like a sea of light and the world dropped into miniature at their feet.

The Fortieth Door Mary Hastings Bradley

—O Sheykh of the ‘Efrits, said the fisherman, do I act kindly towards thee, and dost thou recompense me with baseness?

Nights 3-9. The Story of the Fisherman. 1909

We will call upon the Sheykh to-morrow and cry off the bargain, because your Honour caught a touch of fever from the land to-day.

Oriental Encounters Palestine and Syria, 1894-6 Marmaduke William Pickthall 1905

He gave the Sheykh the belt, but kept the money. '

Oriental Encounters Palestine and Syria, 1894-6 Marmaduke William Pickthall 1905