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Muzayqiya (Arabic: مزيقياء) was the
leader of the Azd
tribes and a king
ruling parts of
Yemen in the 2nd
century CE.
Muzayqiya succeeded his
brother Imran...
- Ulrich,
Brian (2008). "The Azd
migrations reconsidered:
narratives of ʿAmr
Muzayqiya and Mālik b. Fahm in
historiographic context by
Brian Ulrich (21 July...
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Jafnah is the son of the
ancient Arabian king,
Muzayqiya. His full
lineage is
given as
Jafnah ibn 'Amr
Muzayqiya ibn 'Amir Ma' as-Sama ibn
Haritha ibn Imru'...
- son of Luhayy, an
adoptive son of an
Azdite chief named Haritha, son of
Muzayqiya. Badr al-Din al-Ayni
further explains that the wife of the
Adnanite Arab...
- the Azd
branched into four sub-branches, each led by one of the sons of
Muzayqiya.
Imran bin Amr and the bulk of the
tribe went to Oman,
where they established...
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Hence his
lineage can be
stated as Tha'laba ibn 'Amr ibn
Jafnah ibn 'Amr
Muzayqiya ibn 'Amir Ma' as-Sama ibn
Haritha ibn Imru' al-Qays ibn Tha'laba ibn Mazin...
- In this
genealogical scheme,
their ancestor was Jafna, a son of Amr
Muzayqiya ibn Amir ibn
Haritha ibn Imru’ al Qais ibn Tha’labah ibn
Mazin ibn Azd...
- Ma'rib Dam, the Azd Shanu'ah
emigrated from
Yemen under the
leadership of
Muzayqiya, as
their homeland had not
become suitable for them to live in anymore...
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branched into four
branches each led by one of the sons of the
Arabian king
Muzayqiya.
Imran bin Amr and the bulk of the
tribe went to Oman
where they established...
- the son of Jafnah, 'Amr
would have been
descended from the
Arabian king
Muzayqiya as well as the Azd
tribal group. 'Amr had a son
named Tha'laba, who succeeded...
