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Tarout or Tārūt
Island (Arabic: جزيرة تاروت) is an
island in the
Persian Gulf
belonging to the
Eastern Province of
Saudi Arabia,
connected by
three causeways...
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Industries Press Ltd. P. 16. Al-Masiri,
Nidal Hussein. "About
Tarut Island." www.
tarout.info.
Archived from the
original on 2016-10-09.
Accessed on 2017-01-19....
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Cupressus dupreziana, the
Saharan cypress, or
tarout, is a very rare
coniferous tree
native to the T****ili n'Ajjer
mountains in the
central Sahara desert...
- has its own muni****lity and
includes the
Qatif downtown, Safwa, Saihat,
Tarout Island, and many
other smaller cities and towns.
Qatif is one of the oldest...
- Umm an-Nussi and Umm ar-Ramadh in the
interior and
Tarout on the coast. It is
likely that
Tarout Island was the main port and the
capital of Dilmun....
- Qataris"). The
region was not
limited to Qatar; it also
included Bahrain,
Tarout Island, Al-Khatt, and Al-Hasa. In 628, the
Islamic prophet Muhammad sent...
- al-Faw Al-Ukhdūd Mada'in
Saleh Jubbah Al-Shuwayḥaṭiyah Thāj Dūmat al-Jandal
Tarout Island Al-'Ula
Tayma Thirteen ancient towns have been
discovered in Saudi...
- city. The
light rail
system will have two lines. The
first line will link
Tarout Island with King Fahd
Causeway via Qatif,
Dammam and Dhahran. The second...
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Lesser Tunb and Kish
administered by Iran,
Bubiyan administered by Kuwait,
Tarout administered by
Saudi Arabia, and
Dalma administered by UAE. In
recent years...
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merchant and
pearl trader who
served as the
governor of the
Darin village on
Tarout Island under Ottoman rule. The Al
Faihani Palace at
Qatif is
named for him...
