Sherif Nasir

XXVI

Arrives at the camp, having been the forerunner of Feisal's movement and containing Wejh.

XXXI

Ordered to stay near Kalaat el Muadhdham and keep his men ready for an effort.

XXXVIII

Resting in Wejh between expeditions; present at the meeting with Auda.

Book IV: Extending to Akaba

Joins Lawrence and Auda on the long ride to the eastern desert.

XXXIX

Leads the expedition; weary from months of vanguard service, yet devoted to the cause; shares memories of his lost home in Medina.

XL

Commands the group; gives Lawrence Arabic lessons; decides to halt and camp; accepts Farraj and Daud into service.

XLI

Anxious about the camels' health and the forced march ahead.

XLIII

Host and teacher, showing kindness and patience to the townsfolk.

XLIV

Leader of the caravan; shocked at Nesib's ungenerous outlook on the rescue.

XLV

Musters the Ageyl during the attack and participates in the council.

XLVI

Leads the group in the feasting rituals, choosing coffee and setting the example for eating.

XLVII

Leads the camp in feasting, shares Lawrence's burden of hospitality, and punishes Farraj and Daud.

Nebk: Strategy and Deception

Nasir supports Lawrence's plan for Akaba and is delighted to receive extra funds from Nesib.

XLIX

Leads the march on his camel Ghazala; studies stars with Lawrence's glasses; shares in planning and well inspection.

Chapter L

Mentioned as the leader who would not be grateful for prisoners; his strategic priorities influence Lawrence's decisions.

LII

Nasir had done great work, securing flour from Tafileh and letters from Howeitat clans.

LIII

Helps restrain the Howeitat from pursuing loot in Maan and rescues the Turkish commander.

LIV

Works to secure blankets for wounded prisoners, negotiates with the Turks, and restrains the Bedouin from premature attacks.

LV

Sleeps with Lawrence to escape prisoners and flies; shares in the post-victory planning.

LVI

Mentioned as needing gold to meet debts from notes issued at Bair, Jefer, and Guweira.

LVII

Lawrence meets Nasir at Akaba; Nasir sells Lawrence the camel Ghazala and is given leave to Mecca.

LXXXIV

Led the attack on Jurf station and later summoned Tafileh to surrender.

XC

Found in bed with fever, he despondently tells Lawrence that everything is wrong due to Zeid's youth and poor counsellors.

XCII

Accompanies Lawrence to Shobek.

XCV

Appointed to disrupt the railway and buy time for Allenby's recovery.

XCVI

Leads the attack on Hesa and Faraifra stations, commands six hundred men, and maintains activity against the railway.

CVII

Travels with Lawrence and Winterton; chosen for fieldwork and honored for his past service.

CX

Arrives with Nuri Said to consider the attack on Mezerib and the bridge.

The Failed Bridge at Tell el Shehab

Commands alongside Lawrence, sends orders to the Camel Corps, and shares the temptation to fire a Very light at the German bivouac.

CXIII

Deals with wavering local villagers and manages the Arab force's morale.

CXIV

Reports casualties and tribal gossip to Lawrence; Lawrence rests in his tent.

CXV

Supports the move to Sheikh Saad and is involved in the council deciding the next steps.

CXVI

Overshot the main force in the dark; later coordinates with local tribes.

CXVII

His silk pennon is saluted by Barrow; later works to keep peace in the camp after the massacre.

CXVIII

Leading the Arab pursuit of the Turkish column; meets Lawrence near Kiswe.

CXIX

Leads the Arab forces into Damascus and is given the honor of the first entry.

CXX

Present but overwhelmed by the political conflict between Lawrence and the Algerians.