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Ghāfirī (also
Ghafiri or al-Ghafiriyah) are one of two
major tribal confederations of Oman and the
Trucial Coast, the
other being the Hināwī. Both...
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Hinawi (the Bani Yas – Abu
Dhabi and Dubai, and Fujairah) and
Ghafiri (Umm Al
Quwain and Ajman)
tribal confederations prior to 1820 Flag of the...
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major tribal groupings of Oman and the
Trucial Coast, the
other being the
Ghāfirī.
Characterized as two
significant factions having distinct interests and...
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between the two factions, led by
major tribes, the
Hinawi and the
Ghafiri, with the
Ghafiri supporting Saif ibn
Sultan II. In 1743,
Persian ruler Nader Shah...
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Regions with
significant po****tions 🇴🇲 Oman
Language Arabic, Harsusi,
Mehri Religion Islam Related ethnic groups Ghafiri, Bedouins, Hinawi, Mehri...
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Marino 500 53
Amadou Ciré Baal Senegal 499 54
Nirundon Lepananon Thailand 494 55
Roland Scott Virgin
Islands 459 56 Ali Al-
Ghafiri Oman 445...
- Bal'arab bin
Nasir became the Custodian. Soon after,
Muhammad bin
Nasir al
Ghafiri led his
Nizari tribes in a revolt. He was
opposed by a
faction led by Khalf...
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spearheaded a
revolt against the
sultan that
combined both
Hinawi and
Ghafiri tribal groups.[citation needed] On Faisal's death, he was
succeeded by...
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Muhammad bin
Nasir al-
Ghafiri (Arabic: محمد بن ناصر الغافري) (died 1728) was one of the
rival Imams during the
civil wars in Oman in the
final years of...
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recognized him as Imam, as did some of the
Ghafiri tribes. Bal'arab bin
Himyar retained the
support of some of the
Ghafiri of
Dhahireh and the Semail. Bal'arab...
