خريطة مبدئية لمنطقة رأس الخيمة [و‎‎١‎٢‎٠] (٢/١)

® • S • T fyom&syydk 16-11-26.
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1 * Small groups of Bedouins of the Dhalimah are in the habit of
?? 5 f® 10nal ^ escen ' fcs on ■the/nb-r-tWe® , rf^ a ' t i n ah for the purpose of
lifting 3 , slave or few camels which they take back with them
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ii. The avenues of approach and return through the Hflofthern
R T ri ? e - ar -l S e !i rlc i ed t0 ^ few ¥ adis the chief of which 1
are V. Jizzi, W.H a tta, W. qor (see map).
iii. The State has been able to establish control over the former
by.subsidising its local chiefs or friendly Dhalinah ones to
maintain armed posts, usually over water or where the Wadis
debouch on to the plain.
1V# i^ouwASiM 0 ^ be ?+ possi S le A in ^ he case of w * ^ or because
is Q,U\/ASIM territory. W. qor is alleged to be the popular
track for this traffic. P P r
v. The chief culprits, I gathered when on tour, are elements of
the Beni Qutub and Awamir tribes.