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Hadhabani or
Hadhbāni,
Hadhbānī, Hadhbāniyya (Arabic: الهذبانية al-Hadhbāniyya; Kurdish: هەزەبانی، هۆزەبان، هۆزەوان, Hozabān, Hozwān), was a
large medieval...
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Muhammad ibn
Bilal al-
Hadhbani, was the
earliest recorded chief of the
Hadhbani Kurds. In 906 AD, he laid
waste to the
Mosul countryside. The Hamdanid...
- of Saladin,
urged a
candidate for the viziership, Emir Qutb ad-Din al-
Hadhbani, to step
aside by
arguing that "both you and
Saladin are
Kurds and you...
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north Iraq and west Iran. (For more
information see
Origin of the Kurds.)
Hadhbanis (906–1144) Prin****lity of
Shaykhan (906-1832)
Aishanids (912–961) Daysam's...
- ibn
Marwan and
brother of Shirkuh. The
family belonged to the
Kurdish Hadhbani tribe of
Rawandi also
known as
Rawadi or Rawadiyya. The
Rawadis were the...
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Husam al-Din Abu'l-Hayja, also
known as al-Samin (lit. 'the Fat') and al-
Hadhbani, was a
Kurdish general and
aristocrat in
service of the
Ayyubid dynasty...
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family and they're to be
identified with "Rawwadis", a
leading family of
Hadhbāni Kurds.
While other scholors claim the
origin of the
Rawadid dynasty was...
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tribal units and corps, such as al-Hakkariyya, al-Mehraniyya (branch of
Hadhbāni), al-Humaydiyya and al-Zarzariyya. In 1181, Saladin's
Egyptian army was...
- 953–956.
Muhammad ibn
Husayn al-Rawadi's
family was
originally of Arab or
Hadhbani Kurdish origin. The
Ottoman historian Münejjim
Bashi (d. 1702), who based...
