993 years after Tariq ibn Siyad's Muslims took it, its owners were again deprived of it, and the deprivers possess it to this day.  
The man for which it is named deserted Roderick, "the last of the Goths" and the king of Spain, in 711, the year he made the crossing for which he was immortalized.  993 years after Tariq ibn Siyad's Muslims took it, its owners were again deprived of it, and the deprivers possess it to this day.  FTP, name this English possession, the "mount of Tariq," or in the Arabic, "Jebel al-Tariq."
The man for which it is named deserted Roderick, "the last of the Goths" and the king of Spain, in 711, the year he made the crossing for which he was immortalized.  
Gibraltar