'Son of,' in Arabic

Usage examples of ibn.

Fahd and Motlog, of the tribe el-Harb, hunted north from the menzil of Shiek Ibn Jad of the Beny Salem fendy el-Guad.

For months Ibn Jad had been traveling south and now he had come east for a long distance.

When he was sure of that his days of slavery would be over and Ibn Jad would have lost his best Galla slave.

Abyssinia, stood the round dwelling of the father of Fejjuan, almost on the roughly mapped route that Ibn Jad had planned nearly a year since when he had undertaken this mad adventure upon the advice of a learned Sahar, a magician of repute.

Nasrany, and thou mayest know that Ibn Jad will not turn back until he hath that for which he came.

If that bond does not hold him loyal to Ibn Jad, who hath treated him well, why should I pretend loyalty for him?

Nay, I think him a traitor to my father, but Ibn Jad seems blind to the fact.

Camest thou, Sheykh Ibn Jad, to disturb my rest upon so trivial an errand, or earnest thou to release me?

Tarzan, lying with an ear to the ground, had heard him approaching from the moment that he had left the beyt of Ibn Jad.

Fahd, who rode near Ibn Jad, cast an occasional angry glance in the direction of the two.

Thus it came that he stumbled, exhausted, into the menzil of the slow moving Ibn lad.

Remember that when the time comes for distributing the reward and remember, too, that Ibn Jad will be as ready to kill you tomorrow as he was today and that always your life is in the hands of Fahd.

Leopard City of Nimmr, and as they marched Zeyd found opportunity to forward his suit for the hand of Ateja the daughter of Sheik Ibn Jad, while Tollog sought by insinuation to advance the claims of Fahd in the eyes of the Sheik.

Wide eyed she waited, listening, and presently her patience was rewarded by the sounds of the deep, regular breathing of Ibn Jad and his wife, Hirfa.

I be fearful, but death were certain had I not escaped the wrath of Ibn Jad.