- Paul M. (June 2010). "The
Sufris of Sijilmasa:
toward a
history of the
Midrarids". The
Journal of
North African Studies. 15 (2): 173–188. doi:10.1080/13629380902734136...
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Africa continued throughout the
Umayyad period.
Around 750, the
Sufri Midrarids established a
dynasty in Sijilmasa, in
modern Morocco. The
dynasty survived...
- Paul M. Jr. (2010), "The
Sufris of Sijilmasa:
toward a
history of the
Midrarids",
Journal of
North African Studies, 15 (2): 173–188, doi:10.1080/13629380902734136...
-
Khariji Muslims in the
seventh and
eighth centuries. They
established the
Midrarid state at Sijilm****a, now in Morocco. In Tlemcen, Algeria, the Banu Ifran...
- time, such as the
Barghwata Confederacy on the
Atlantic coast and the
Midrarid Emirate in Sijilmasa. The
founder of the
Idrisid dynasty was
Idris ibn...
-
states such as the
Barghawata of Masmuda, the
Ifranid dynasty, and the
Midrarid dynasty, both from the Zenata. The
Idrisid dynasty would come to rule most...
- July 910.
During the
previous months,
Sijilmasa had been lost to the
Midrarids,
Tahert was once more
closely besieged by the Zenata, and an uprising...
-
coast between Safi and Salé
under the
leadership of
Tarif al-Matghari. The
Midrarid dynasty or Banu
Midrar were a
Berber dynasty that
ruled the
Tafilalt region...
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Midrarid dynasty 757-976
Ifranid Dynasty 790-1066
Khattabid Dynasty 918-1177
Zirid dynasty 988–1069
Khazrunid Dynasty 1001-1146
Hammadid dynasty 1014–1152...
- In this vacuum,
various prin****lities
arose in the region, such as the
Midrarid Emirate in
eastern Morocco, led by a
Zenata Miknasa tribe, to
which the...
