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			'''Al-Tariq''' or '''Al Tariq''' (Arabic: الطريق) may refer to:
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			* ], 86th chapter of the Quran
⚫	~~'''~~Al-Tariq~~'''~~ is fictional character in ].
			* ], 1964 novel by Naguib Mahfouz
			* ], Lebanese magazine in the 1940s
			* Al' Tariq (born 1970), American rapper and former member of ]
		⚫	* Al-Tariq, a fictional character in Marvel Comics, see ]

	==~~Controversy~~==		==See also==
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	Al-Tariq was a terrorist villain in the ''"New Deal"'' story arc that attempted to redescribe Captain America in relation to the post-9/11 world. Reactions to the story can be found on or

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	==Trivia==
	The character was nominated for the Wizard Fan Award for Favorite Villain in 2003, and for the Comics' Greatest Moment - 2002 Award for when "] kills Al-Tariq" in Captain America #3.
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Latest revision as of 19:01, 7 January 2025

Al-Tariq or Al Tariq (Arabic: الطريق) may refer to:

At-Tariq, 86th chapter of the Quran
The Search (novel), 1964 novel by Naguib Mahfouz
Al Tariq (magazine), Lebanese magazine in the 1940s
Al' Tariq (born 1970), American rapper and former member of The Beatnuts
Al-Tariq, a fictional character in Marvel Comics, see List of comic book supervillain debuts