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Bāhila (Arabic: باهلة) was an Arab
tribe based in Najd (central Arabia). Part of the
tribe was
settled and part of it was semi-nomadic. The
Bahila was...
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groupings of the Qays were the Ghatafan, Hawazin, Amir, Thaqif, Sulaym, Ghani,
Bahila and Muharib. Many of
these tribes or
their clans migrated from the Arabian...
- second-in-command, and
Shurahbil ibn Dhi'l-Kila' of Himyar,
Adham ibn
Muhriz of
Bahila, al-Rabi'a ibn
Mukhariq of Banu
Ghani and
Jabala ibn Abd
Allah of Khath'am...
- ‘Uyaynah al-Muhallabī. Al-Aṣma’ī was
descended from Adnān and the
tribe of
Bahila. The
governor of
Basra brought him to the
notice of the caliph,
Harun al-Rashid...
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First Arab–Khazar War,
until his
death in
battle in 652. A
member of the
Bahila tribe, Abd al-Rahman ibn Rabi'a was also
known as Dhu'l-Nur or Dhu'l-Nun...
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Caliphate Zanj
rebels Slaves Allied Arabs Banu
Tamim Banu Asad ibn
Khuzaymah Bahila Commanders and
leaders Abu
Ahmad al-Muwaffaq Abu al-'Abbas ibn al-Muwaffaq...
- the
Umayyad and
Abbasid caliphates. Salm was the son of the
distinguished Bahila general Qutayba ibn Muslim, who as
governor of
Khurasan conquered Transoxiana...
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branches Abs and Dhubyan. Many
other smaller tribes existed such as Ghani,
Bahila and Muharib.
During the 15th
through the 18th centuries,
there was a considerable...
- of Muhammad, and the last of them to die in Syria. Abu
Umamah was of the
Bāhila tribe,
itself descending from the Qays. His
personal name was Ṣadiy (Arabic:...
- control.
Qutayba was born in 669 CE in Basra, to an
influential family of the
Bahila tribe. His father,
Muslim ibn ʿAmr, had enjo**** the
favour of the Umayyads...
