Tarik

The march of Tarik from the Boetis to the Tagus,177 was directed through the Sierra

The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire 1206

The third book is the Book of Tarik, which is a very detailed record of his sayings in the hangar at Bahrein.

ROUND THE BEND Shute, Nevil, 1899-1960 1951

I got an Arab boy about fifteen years old called Tarik and paid him twenty rupees a month, about thirty bob, at which he was highly delighted.

ROUND THE BEND Shute, Nevil, 1899-1960 1951

Fadhli always used a narrow pass called Tarik al Kaha, going round Mount

Southern Arabia Mabel Bent

An activist in Deir el-Zour who gave his name as Tarik said thousands of soldiers and hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles were trying to divide the city into a smaller parts, a tactic the military has used elsewhere.

The Seattle Times 2011

An activist in Deir al-Zour who gave his name as Tarik said that thousands of soldiers and hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles were trying to divide the city into a smaller parts, a tactic the military has used elsewhere.

NYT > Global Home By NADA BAKRI 2011

In 711, the bold Tarik, in command of an army of 10,000 men, crossed the straits and disembarked near a rock promontory which from that day since has borne his name - Djabal Tarik ( 'Tarik's Mountain'), or Gibraltar.

ANC Today 2005

"Tarik," Zenor said venomously, "said that the cave-in was too long to dig them out."

Dragon's Kin McCaffrey, Anne 2003

Gibraltar is also named after a Moorish chief, called Tarik ibn Zeyad. "

Held Fast For England A Tale of the Siege of Gibraltar (1779-83) 1867

The guy on the far right is John Wesley-Smith ", a reader called Tarik messaged.

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