- al-Manādhirah (المناذرة,
romanized as: al-Manādhira) or Banu
Lakhm (بنو لخم,
romanized as: Banū
Lakhm) was an Arab
kingdom in
Southern Iraq and
Eastern Arabia...
- The Banu
Lakhm (Arabic: بنو لخم) was an Arab
tribe best
known for its
ruling Nasrid, or more commonly, 'Lakhmid', house,
which ruled as the
Sasanian Empire's...
-
Umayyad Empire. The
Kahlan branched into 5 main branches; Azd, Hamdan,
Lakhm, Tayy, Kinda.
Madhhij In the 3rd
century AD. The Azd
branched into four...
- عباد, romanized: Banū ʿAbbād) was an Arab
dynasty from the
tribe of Banu
Lakhm of al-Hirah,
which ruled the
Taifa of
Seville in al-Andalus
following the...
-
southern coast of the
Persian Gulf, and the area of the
Arabian kingdom of
Lakhm. Some of
these areas were the
earliest to be Christianized; the kingdom...
- down to Ma'āb in the Balqāʾ with 100,000 Gr****s
joined by 100,000 men from
Lakhm and Judhām and al-Qayn and Bahrāʾ and Balī
commanded by a man of Balī of...
- Byzantine-ruled
Palestine and
belonged to the Banu al-Dar—a clan of the
Lakhm tribe. His
first contact with
Muhammad was in 628 CE when he led a delegation...
- The
origins of the
Judham are obscure. They were a
brother tribe of the
Lakhm and Amila, with whom they
dwelt and were
closely allied.
According to the...
- Khuza'a and Daws), Hamdan, Khath'am, Bajila, Madhhij, Murad, Zubaid, Ash'ar,
Lakhm, Tayy (Shammar), and Kinda.
Early Semites who
developed civilizations throughout...
- Anmar, Ṭayy (today
their descendants are
known as Shammar), Midhhij, Kinda,
Lakhm,
Judham Kahlan septs emigrated from
Yemen to
dwell in the
different parts...
