- The
Zuwayya (Arabic: الزوية Al-
Zuwayya tribe) is
descended from the Beni
Salim tribe, who
migrated to
North Africa in the 11th century,
alongside the Beni...
- Al-Abaydat, Drasa, Al-Barasa, Al-Fawakhir,
Zuwayya, Majabra, Awama, Minfa, Taraki, alawana, Shwa'ir and in
Kufra Zuwayya, Toubou. Sirte:
Awlad Suleiman, Qadhadhfa...
-
wounded in
fighting between the Tobu and
Zuwayya tribes in Kufra. Nine of the
fatalities were from the
Zuwayya and
eight from the Tobu. Initially, only...
- Gaddafi. The
Magarha tribe announced their support of the protesters. The
Zuwayya tribe,
based in
eastern Libya,
threatened to cut off oil
exports from fields...
-
which attacked Awjila, Jalu, Zella, and Tazirbu,
fighting mainly against Zuwayya tribe. Graziani's
campaign against the S****si was at that time one of...
- the
Arabs or the
Ottomans and was
owned by the Arab
Bedouin tribe of the
Zuwayya only in the mid-19th century, and
eventually by the
Italians by the 1930s...
-
displacements from
oases to the
Sahara desert proper; such as the Magharba, and
Zuwayya, Fawakhir, Firjan, and
Hussun tribes who
lived near Ijdabiyya, west of...
-
local office on fire.
During the next few days, the
Toubous clashed with
Zuwayya tribes, who were
known for
having been
armed by the
Libyan government during...
- are Qadhadhfa, Magarha, Warfalla, Firjan, Saʿada and Murabtin, Masamir,
Zuwayya,
Awlad Busayf,
Awlad Sulayman and Abaydat. The most well
known Arab tribes...
- by the
Libyan rebels. In
February 2012,
fighting between the Tobu and
Zuwayya tribes killed over a
hundred people and the town
became a
focal point for...
