NOUN
- a desert on the Arabian Peninsula in southwestern Asia
- a desert in Egypt between the Nile River and the Red Sea
How To Use Arabian Desert In A Sentence
- When Mohammed opened the wilderness of the Arabian desert he carried the Koran in one hand and a sword in the other.
- In the time of Muhammad, Khaibar was a fertile oasis in the Arabian desert.
- The woody stem acts in these regions as the _doornboom_ of South Africa, the wild sage of the western prairies, and the _shih_ (_absinthium_) of the Arabian desert. To the Gold Coast for Gold A Personal Narrative in Two Volumes.—Volume I
- the Saudi-Arabian desert
- The Arabian desert has been closing up on the eastern bank for some time past, and now rolls on in undulating drifts to the water's edge. A Thousand Miles Up the Nile
- In the Central Arabian desert there is deep sand as well as hard terrain.
- The third gift, myrrh, was the resin of a shrublike tree that grows in the Arabian deserts and Africa. 101 Amazing Truths about Jesus
- In this way he kept up the illusion that he was living under canvas in some Arabian desert.
- [FN#139] The "nosebag"; vol.ii. 52, etc. The Badawíyah (Badawí woman) generally prefers a red colour, in opposition to the white and black of civilisation; and she of the Arabian Desert generally disdains to use anything of the kind. Arabian nights. English
- Land ownership was nonexistant in the Arabian desert, instead there was collective control over the oases, pastures, and wells, and mostly the stronger clans controlled the best territories.
