“When the leader of the [enemy tribe] came up, and cried out to him to throw down his turb
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“When the leader of the [enemy tribe] came up, and cried out to him to throw down his turban and his life should be spared. The Sheikh, rather than do what, according to Bedouin notions, would have stained his reputation ever after, exclaimed, “I shall not uncover my head before my enemies;” and was immediately killed with the thrust of a lance.”Travels in Syria and the Holy Land (London, 1822) – John Lewis Burckhardt -- source link
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