The terms Qahtanite and Qahtani lang ar Arabic transliteration transliterated Qahtan or Qa n or Kahtan refer to Semites Semitic peoples either originating in, or claiming genealogy genealogical descent from the southern extent of the Arabian Peninsula , especially from Yemen . ref name EB http www.britannica.com EBchecked topic 485396 Qahtan Qahtan , Britannica Online Encyclopedia , 2009, webpage . ref ref name DL De Lacy O Leary, http books.google.com books?id y3M7lHusi4UC&pg PA18& lpg PA18&dq 22Qahtan 22 Arabian&source web& ots iTX70k90Xr&sig 2JNW50jYVLzXr9tvNKFGIGqK0U0& hl en&sa X&oi book result&resnum 15&ct result Arabia Before Muhammad Trubner s Oriental Series , 2001, page 18, ISBN, notes Qahtan are divided into the two sub groups of Himyar and Kahlan . ref The rival group to the Qahtan are variously known as Adnan , Ma add or Nizar . small ref name DL small The Qahtani people are divided into the two sub groups of Himyar and Kahlan , with the Himyar branch as Himyarite s and the Kahlan branch as Kahlani s. small ref name DL small Qahtani origins Arab tradition maintains that a semi legendary ancestral figure named Qahtan ref name EB ref name DL and his 24 sons are the progenitors of the southern inhabitants of the Arabian peninsula known as Qahtani . Early Islamic historians identified Qahtan with the Yoqtan Joktan son of Eber of the Hebrew Bible Gen. 10 25 29 . Among the sons of Qahtan are noteworthy figures like A zaal believed by Arabs to have been the original name of Sana a , although its current name has been attested since the Iron Age and Hadhramaut . Another son is Yarub Ya rub , and his son Yashjub is the father of Abd Shams , who is also called Saba ... China in the east. During this period of expansionism , the Arabs, including Qahtanite tribes, overspread ... identity . It is not unlikely to find Arabs of Qahtanite descent as far away as Morocco or Iran , and many can trace their heritage with profound accuracy. Among the most famous examples of Qahtanite ... more details
transl ar ALA Al Dhafeer Lang ar , also known as transl ar al Dhafeer or other variants is an Arab tribe , ref Cite book publisher Khayats last Abu Hakima first Ahmad Mustafa title History of eastern Arabia, 1750 1800 the rise and development of Bahrain and Kuwait date 1965 page 36 ref a subgroup of the Tayy tribe of the Qahtanite people. Most of the tribe is now in north eastern Saudi Arabia , with some living in Syria and elsewhere. References Reflist DEFAULTSORT Dhafeer Category Semitic peoples Category Qahtanites Category History of the Arabian peninsula Category Arab groups Category Tribes of Arabia ethno stub ar ... more details
Banu Lakhm is a large Arab tribe tracing their lineage back to Qahtan, who among many achievements, created an Arab kingdom in Al Hira , near modern Kufa , Iraq . This kingdom acted as a buffer zone between Arabia and the Persian Empire , preventing Bedouin Arab tribes from infiltrating Persian lands. See more information in the Al Hira page. Lineage The Banu Lakhm, or Lakhmids, are descendents from Malik Malichus bin Uday bin Al Harith Aretas bin Murr bin Add bin Zayed bin Yashjub bin Oreb bin Zayed bin Kahlan bin Saba Sheba bin Qahtan Joktan , a Qahtanite Yemeni Arab tribe. Lakhmid Settlements Their kingdom in Hira was ruled by the Banu Nasr The House of Nasr . Famous Lakhmid families, emirates and persons Besides the lakhmid Kingdom Of Hira and its kings, there are other notable Lakhmids Musa Bin Nusair, the Ummayad general and administrator of Andalus Imam Abdul Rahman bin Amr bin Abdullah bin Safwan Al nasri Abu Zar a al dimashqi Banu Ubad, the lords of Ishbelia and Bani Bahr . The Naa mna family in Jordan , Israel, the West Bank And Egypt The Abbadid family in Al Andalus Gamal Abdel Nasser was from Bani Mur, from Bnu Lakhm. Most Druze in Jabal al duruz in Lebanon claim descent from Lakhm. Perhaps the most famous among them is the Lebanese historian and writer Emir Shakib Arslan . Lakhmids also exist in great numbers in Iraq , Yemen , and Oman . See also Lakhmids DEFAULTSORT Lakhm Category Descendants of Eber Category Qahtanites Category Arab groups Category Yemeni tribes ca Lakhm ... more details
Banu Yam lang ar are a large tribe native to Najran Province in Saudi Arabia , and are the principal tribe of that area. They belong to the Qahtanite branch of Arabian tribes, specifically the group known as Hamdan , and are therefore native to southwestern Arabia . Their traditional way of life was well suited to life in the Arabian Desert and East Sahero Arabian xeric shrublands they once lived in. Most have now moved in to small villages and given up their once nomadic way of life. The tribe of Yam was also the progenitor of two other important tribes the Al Murrah and the Ujman of eastern Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf coast. The Yam are notable among the tribes of Saudi Arabia for the vast majority of its members traditionally follow the small Isma ili branch of Shi ite Islam . Religious leadership is currently in the hands of the al Makrami clan , who joined Yam through alliance some time in the 17th century. Members of the tribe can be found throughout Saudi Arabia due to human migration migration , particularly the areas around Jeddah and Dammam . Unlike some other tribes of southwestern Saudi Arabia , Yam have traditionally had a large bedouin section, due to the proximity of their territories to the formidable desert known as the Empty Quarter . They are also unlike some of their neighboring tribes in that they are recorded to have repeatedly raided the neighboring region of Najd , reaching as far north as Dhruma near Riyadh during the time of the First Saudi State in 1775, and causing much panic. Image Saudi Arabia Najran province locator.png thumb right 250px The Yam s home province of Najran. See also portal Saudi Arabia Bani Yas Bani Hareth Banu Thaqif Al Saud Al Maktoum House of Al Falasi Sources http books.google.com books?id 31nuCZESLe0C&pg PA193&lpg PA193&dq banu yam saudi&source web&ots tFo0JhwYDO&sig UQF XAZlALT8xBC3vIcRcP9DuOg http assets.cambridge.org 97805216 43351 frontmatter 9780521643351 frontmatter.pdf shia stub DEFAULTSORT Yam ... more details
Expert subject Arab world date March 2008 Jurhum also Banu Jurhum was a Qahtanite Qahtani tribe in the Arabian Peninsula Arabian peninsula . An old Arab tribe, their historical abode was Yemen before they emigrated to Mecca . ref name Shahidp337 Shah d, 1989, p. 337. ref According to Arabic language Arabic accounts, the tribe of the Jurhum gave protection to Hagar and her son Ishmael , a relationship cemented with Ishmael s marriage to a Jurhumite woman, al Mu a ibn Amr. ref name Shahidp337 The Jurhum are said to have been involved in the worship centering around the Kaaba , the holy sanctuary rebuilt by Ishmael and his father Abraham and revered as a pilgrimage site, where one of them rebuilt the temple there. ref name Shahidp337 According to one tradition, their custodianship over the Kaaba ended after they were ousted by the Banu Khuza a Khuza a , a tribal group from the south. ref name Shahidp337 Islam ic tradition further holds that Hagar and Ishmael found a spring in Mecca, the Zamzam well , from which the Jurhum wanted to drink, and that after their ousting by the Khuza a tribe, that the Jurhum collected the treasures dedicated to the Kaaba and destroyed the Zamzam well so that nobody would find it. The Jurhum are attested to in Greek literature. Isma il grew up among the Jurhum tribe, learning the pure Arabic tongue from them. When grown up he successively married two ladies from the Jurhum tribe, the second wife being the daughter of Mudadd ibn Aim, leader of the Jurhum tribe. http www.bismikaallahuma.org archives 2005 the kaabah and the abrahamic tradition See also Tribes of Arabia References reflist 22 Bibliography refbegin citation title Byzantium and the Arabs in the fifth century first1 Irfan last1 Shah d edition Illustrated, reprint publisher Dumbarton Oaks year 1989 isbn 0884021521, 9780884021520 url http books.google.com ?id 6oYCfWor5AIC&pg PA336&dq kedarites nabataeans refend Additional reading Adil Salahi 1995 . Muhammad Man and Prophet , pg. 4 8 ... more details
Al Shamsi is a very large Arab ian tribe with many sub tribes that mostly inhabit the northeastern part of the Arabian peninsula. They are located mainly in Northern Oman , the United Arab Emirates , and to a lesser extent Kuwait , Qatar , eastern Saudi Arabia and Bahrain . Due to the large nature of the tribe, there are today in fact many branches that trace themselves to Al Shamsi tribe. Origins It is presumed that Al Shamsi tribe was the progeny of who was said to be the brother of khraiban al nuaimi , and in turn the father of the Al Nuaim i tribe. Therefore, there are two sections of Al Nuaim i tribe, one is Al Bu Khraiban Al Nuaimi and the second is Al Bu Shamis Al Shamsi . Both tribes claim lineage to the Azd tribe from Yemen in around the 3rd Century AD, which immigrated from Ma rib after the destruction of the dam. The Azd are Qahtanite Arabs and not Adnan ite. http www.familytreedna.com public ArabianPeninsulaDNAProject Migration It is widely thought that the Al Shamsi tribe immigrated from Western Arabia to settle around the Sanina area an inland desert area in the Southern of United Arab Emirates or more commonly known as Al Hamriya region during the late 17th century. Later migrations led some of them to Al Ain oasis towns. The Al Shamsi also were the rulers of Hamriyah Port until the early 1960s before it fell under the rule of the Sharjah emirate Sharjah Emirate because of gasses money. Related tribes It is thought that Al Shamsi is related to the following Arabian tribe citation needed date December 2008 Al Nuaim i The following are branches of Al Shamsi Al Noman Al Drawsha Al Hosan Al Huraimel Bin Harmal Al Jarwan Al Owais Al Molaihi Taryam Bukhatir Al Bu Slaila Al Hamour Famous members Saeed Mohammed Al Shamsi UAE Diplomat and Ambassador to Australia Saeed Mohammed Al Shamsi Abdulkareem Mohammed Al Amri Al Shamsi UAE Diplomat, Former Ambass ... more details
cleanup date July 2010 Tayy lang ar is a large and ancient Arabian tribe belonging to the southern or Qahtanite branch of Arab tribes. Their original homeland was the area of the two mountains Aja and Salma in north central Arabia currently Ha il Province , Saudi Arabia , though, like all Qahtanite tribes, it is believed they originally moved there from Yemen . The tribe shared the area with Bani Assad and Bani Tamim , and its members included both nomads and settled town dwellers. The tribe is believed to have included a number of Christians before Islam , though most of the tribe s members are reported to have been pagan . The most famous figure from Tayy in that period was the legendary Hatim Al Ta i Hatim of Tayy , said to be a Christian, and renowned among the Arabs for generosity and hospitality. He also figures in the Arabian Nights . The early Islamic historical sources report that his son, Adiyy ibn Hatim , whom they sometimes refer to as the king of Tayy, converted to Islam before Muhammad s death. He is particularly revered by the Shi a , who consider him a partisan of Ali . Another figure from Tayy during this period was Zayd al Khayr , a prominent member of Tayy who is said to have led Tayy s delegation to Muhammad accepting Islam . Though sections of Tayy began migrating to neighboring regions such as Iraq and Syria before Islam, Tayy participated heavily in the Muslim Conquests of the early centuries of Islam , with sections or individual members of the tribe settling in many parts of the Islamic Empire, including Lebanon and Egypt. Most of these, however, were later assimilated into the general populations of these areas or into other tribes. Though no longer existing as an autonomous tribal grouping since the early Islamic era, Tayy has been the progenitor of several other tribes in Iraq , Syria , Saudi Arabia , and Kuwait . Among oral tradition, the Arabian Tribe of Shammar is most associated with being descendants of Tayy. Other tribes that cl ... more details
South Arabia as a general term refers to several regions as currently recognized, in chief the Republic of Yemen yet it has historically also included Najran Province Najran , Jizan Province Jizan , and Asir which are presently in Saudi Arabia , and Dhofar presently in Oman . The frontiers of South Arabia as linguistically conceived would include the historic peoples speaking the related South Arabian languages as well as neighboring dialects of Arabic, and their descendants. Anciently there was a South Arabian alphabet , which was borrowed by Ethiopian alphabet Ethiopia . South Arabia as generally conceived would include the lands inhabited by peoples partaking of its distinctive traditions and culture, which overlap recently demarcated political boundaries. Yemen or al yaman means the south . One etymology derives Yemen from yamin the right side as the south is on the right when facing the sunrise yet this etymology is considered suspect. Another derives Yemen from yumn meaning felicity as the region is fertile indeed the Romans called it Arabia Felix. ref Mackintosh Smith, Yemen London John Murray 1997 at 8. ref In an ancient, traditional Arabian genealogy , the people of the peninsula are divided between north and south, those of the north descending from Ishmael and Adnan from whom Muhammad descended , and those of South Arabia being the descendants of Qahtanite Qahtan or Joktan Yoqtan and Jokshan . ref Robert G. Hoyland, Arabia and the Arabs London Routledge 2001 at 58 59. ref Three thousand years ago several different state entities occupied the region of South Arabia, e.g., Minaeans M ain , Qataban , Hadhramaut , Sabaeans Saba . ref Brian Doe, South Arabia London Thames & Hudson 1971 at 60 102. ref In these ancient times South Arabia claimed several notable features, e.g., the famous Dam of Marib dam at Marib , the cosmopolitan Incense Route incense trade , as well as the legendary Queen of Sheba . ref Jean Francois Breton, Arabia Felix University of Notre D ... more details
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Other uses2 Adnan Adnan lang ar is the traditional ancestor of the Adnani Arabs of northern, central and western Arabian Peninsula Arabia , as opposed to the Qahtanite Qahtani of Southern and south eastern Arabia who descend from Qahtan . Origin Adnan is the father of the Adnanite Arabs who are the northern Adahoe tribes that occupied Hijaz , Yamama regions as well as most parts of northern Arabia, and According to Hadith , he traces a genealogical history to Ismael Adnan son of Add son of Addy ref http dorar.net enc hadith?skeys D8 A3 D8 B9 D8 B1 D8 A7 D9 82 D8 A7 D9 84 D8 AB D8 B1 D9 89&xclude °ree cat0 1 ref Clarify date June 2011 son of Humaisi ref Book of Genesis 25 12 16 ref son of Ismael . ref name EoQ Ishmael Ismael , Encyclopedia of the Qur an ref ref Azraqi, Akhbar Makkah , vol. 1, pp. 58 66 ref Descent from Adnan to Muhammad According to Islamic tradition, the Islam ic Prophets of Islam prophet Muhammad was descended from Adnan. Tradition records the genealogy from Adnan to Muhammad comprises 21 generations. The following is the list of chiefs who are said to have ruled the Hejaz and to have been the patrilineal ancestors of Muhammad. ref cite book last Hughes first Thomas Patrick title A Dictionary of Islam Being a Cyclopaedia of the Doctrines, Rites, Ceremonies, and Customs, Together With the Technical and Theological Terms, of the Muhammadan Religion url http books.google.com books?id JherW50tVyAC&pg PA19 accessdate 2010 07 24 year 1995 origyear First published 1885 publisher Asian Educational Services location New Delhi isbn 9788120606722 page 19 ref 122 BC Adnan ar 89 BC Ma ad d ar 56 BC Nizar ar ... more details
part of the Qahtanite group of tribes, which originate in the South Arabia southern regions ... Yashjub small ibn small Yarab Ya rub small ibn small Qahtanite Qahtan ref The line of descent of al ... more details
About Azd, a tribe in Yemen the sorority Alpha Xi Delta The Azd or Al Azd , are an Arabian tribe . They were a branch of the Kahlan tribe, which was one of the two branches of Qahtanite Qahtan the other being Himyar . In the ancient times, they inhabited Ma rib , the capital city of the Sabaean Kingdom in modern day Yemen . Their lands were irrigated by the Ma rib Dam, which is thought by some to have been one of the Ancient World Wonders because of its size. When the dam collapsed for the third time in the 3rd century AD, a large number of the Azd tribe left Yemen and immigrated in many directions. Azd is also a widely used male name in Yemen. Azd branches In the 3rd century AD. The Azd branched into four branches each led by one of the sons of Amr bin Muzaqiba Imran Bin Amr Imran bin Amr and the bulk of the tribe went to Oman where they established the Azdi presence in Eastern Arabia and later invaded Karman and Shiraz in Southern Persia, these came to be known as Azd Daba . Another branch headed west back to Yemen and a group went further West all the way to Tihama on the Red Sea Azd Al Suna a . This branch will become known as Azd Uman after Islam. Jafna bin Amr Jafna bin Amr and his family, headed for Syria where he settled and initiated the kingdom of the Ghassanids who was so named after a spring of water where they stopped on their way to Syria. This branch will produce The Ghassanid Dynasty, A Roman Emperor Philip the Arab A Byzantine dynasty Nikephoros The Ghassanids remained mostly Christian and today they makeup the majority of Arab Christians in Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, and Syria. ref http gebara.marjeyoun.net The Gebara Jabara clan website ref ref http www.hobeika.ca Hobeika clan website ref ref http www.wtrt.net gmalouf webdoc2.htm The Maalouf clan website ref ref http www.abouhaidar.com Abo Haidar clan website ref ref http mahfood.marjeyoun.net Ancestors.html Boustany and Mahfood families ref Thalabah bin Amr Thalabah bin Amr left his tribe Al Azd ... more details
Qahtanite Qahtani tribes of ancient Yemen i.e. Ghassanids , Lakhmids , Banu Judham and Hamadan ... www.melkite.com origins.html ref and the Lakhmids . The latter were of Qahtanite Qahtani origin and spoke ... into peasant s. Their lands were divided between the new Qahtanite Arab tribal kingdoms of the Byzantine ... more details
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