- sections, the Al Bu
Kharaiban, the
Khawatir and the Al Bu
Shamis (singular Al Shamsi). The
Rulers of
Ajman are
drawn from the Al Bu
Kharaiban section. The foundation...
- The Al Bu
Kharaiban is an Arab
tribe of the
United Arab Emirates, a
subsection of the Na'im and the
tribe from
which the
Rulers of the
Emirate of Ajman...
- gulf countries. The Na'im are
divided into
three sections, the Al Bu
Kharaiban, the
Khawatir and the Al Bu
Shamis (singular Al Shamsi). It is from the...
- “foreigner”),
because the area was at one time
inhabited by Persians. Al Bu
Kharaiban Nuaimi rule in
Ajman started in 1816, when
Sheikh Rashid bin
Humaid Al...
-
Shamis are one of
three sections of the Na'im, the
others being Al Bu
Kharaiban and Khawatir. Of the
three sections, the Al Bu
Shamis has
become virtually...
-
subsections of the Na'im, the
others being the Al Bu
Shamis and the Al Bu
Kharaiban. It is from the
latter that the
current Rulers of the
Emirate of Ajman...
- the Na'im tribe, much to the
disgust of the
Sultan of Oman. The Al Bu
Kharaiban Sheikh of the Na'im was also
pulled into the dispute,
despite trying to...
-
administrative power to the
federal government. A
branch of the Al Bu
Kharaiban tribe. The Al
Maktoum are a
branch of the Al Falasi, a clan of the Yas...
-
reflected a long-standing
grievance between the Al Bu
Shamis and the Al Bu
Kharaiban Na'im of Ajman. In 1906, Al
Heera had a
small and
active pearling fleet...
