the sign used in Arabic writing to represent the glottal stop, usually written above another letter and shown in English transliterations as an apostrophe.
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In among the gay bars and risqué bookshops, Hamza started working on the fringes of the sex industry.
Despite the legal impediment, Hamza convinced Traverso to marry him.
Ayman al-Zawahiri, Nasser al-Wuhayshi, and Hamza al-Ghamdi stayed with him, along with a handful of Saudi guards.
Even Sheik Hamza Abbas al Isaawi, the grand mufti of Fallujah, had to leave his spiritual home, like a pope banished from Rome.
Sheikh Hamza, however, refused to join in and rile up the people.
And as she felt them she seemed to see again Hamza, with his beautiful and severe face, praying upon the yellow ground.
She was still preoccupied, still she seemed to see Hamza running beside her towards the mountains, praying among the rocks.
In that moment Mrs. Armine began to feel afraid of Hamza, even afraid of his prayers.
Hamza took down the panniers after laying his wand of sugar-cane upon the burning ground.
And so each day Ibrahim and Hamza brought this Western woman to the place he had appointed, and always he was there before her.