- The Banu
Ghaniya were a M****ufa
Sanhaja Berber dynasty and a
branch of the Almoravids.
Their first leader,
Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Yusuf, a son of Ali ibn...
- 2020. Baadj, Amar S. (19 June 2015). Saladin, the
Almohads and the Banū
Ghāniya: The
Contest for
North Africa (12th and 13th centuries). BRILL. ISBN 9789004298576...
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Yahya ibn Ali ibn
Ghaniya (Arabic: يحيى بن علي بن غانية), more
commonly known as Ibn
Ghaniya, was
governor of
Valencia and
Murcia (1133-1145) and of al-Andalus...
- the
dynasty had a
brief revival in 1184, when 'Ali ibn
Ghaniya—a
member of the Banu
Ghaniya branch of the
Almoravid dynasty,
which had
established a...
-
Ishaq ibn
Muhammad ibn
Ghaniya,
known as 'Abdallah ibn
Ghaniya (Arabic: عبد الله بن غانية) (died 1203) was a
member of the Banu
Ghaniya dynasty who fought...
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battles among Ayyubids, the
Almohad rulers and
insurgents of the Banu
Ghaniya. Later, a
general of the Almohads,
Muhammad ibn Abu Hafs,
ruled Libya from...
- and 1187. The
greatest threat to
Almohad rule in
Tunisia was the Banu
Ghaniya,
relatives of the Almoravids, who from
their base in
Mallorca tried to...
-
successful and Córdoba was
conquered by the Christians, who
forced Yahya ibn
Ghaniya, the
Almoravid governor of Al-Andalus, to
become a v****al of Alfonso. Taking...
- (1116-1126) Muhàmmad ibn
Ghàniya (1126-1155)
Ishaq ibn Muhàmmad ibn
Ghàniya (1155-1184) Muhàmmad ibn
Ishaq ibn
Ghàniya (1184) Alí ibn
Ghàniya (1184-1187) 'Abdallah...
- 2023. Baadj, Amar S. (11
August 2015). Saladin, the
Almohads and the Banū
Ghāniya: The
Contest for
North Africa (12th and 13th centuries). BRILL. ISBN 9789004298576...
