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mother, holding a knife, telling him that if he hadn't been brave, she would have cut off the breast that nursed him. As a result of this upbringing, he remained illiterate throughout his life, not knowing how to read or write. However, he had a perfect understanding of Bedouin customary traditions and became a competent Bedouin judge in cases requiring tribal judgments.
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to visit a friend, the police received information about his presence and surrounded the house where he was hiding. Unconcerned, he got up, had his breakfast—despite the owner's invitations to leave through a back door quickly—and decided to exit through the main door, greeting the Ottoman troops who
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When he was young, he learned the Bedouin way of life, grazing herds along the farms first, and later elsewhere as he grew. His mother was particularly tough; during a confrontation with another tribe, Auda, still a child, pursued attackers and killed several. Upon returning to the camp, he found his
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He married relatively late, around the age of twenty, which was uncommon in Bedouin society at that time. This is likely due to the fact that he was in love with another woman in his youth, and Harb Abu Tayi, his father, refused to let him marry her because her father was reputed to be a coward.
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According to historian Mahmoud Obeidat, Auda was the "only person among the tribal leaders whom the Turkish authorities were pursuing, the only person who rejected the decisions of the Turkish administration, and the only person who saw himself as far superior to the Ottoman governor".
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According to several researchers, his and his tribe's mobility and knowledge of the desert were significant factors contributing to the success of the Arab Revolt and stood out as one of their assets. He and his tribesmen were lead forces in the
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He was presented by some people, on the account of the movie, and to a lesser extent on the book of Lawrence of Arabia as being a sly and greedy individual. Much of this modern-day presentation seems rooted in his sensationalised depiction by
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Later, she married another man. Auda married another woman but throughout his life, he sent gifts to this woman. However, he refused to accept her offer of divorcing her husband to marry him when she proposed it later on.
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Auda and his ibn Jazi rival, Arar's half-brother Abtan, diverted the energies of the Howeitat—previously settled farmers and camel herders—into raiding, greatly increasing the tribe's wealth but introducing a mainly
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lifestyle. Tensions between them and the Ottoman administration had increased after an incident in 1908, when two soldiers were killed who had been sent to demand payment of a tax that Auda claimed to have already
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He had three sons, the only surviving one, Muhammad, died in 1987, and it is said that he provided him with a good education in the tribal lifestyle. He had thirteen grandchildren, all of whom live in
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According to Suleiman al-Mousa and Mahmoud Krishan, after killing these two Turkish soldiers, Auda was sought by the police. While secretly heading to
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He was very shocked by the Franco-British occupation of Arab lands. He then helped the ephemeral army of Hashemite Syria, led by Faisal. After the
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Al-Jafr castle in Jordan, 1927, this building was started by Auda Abu Tayi after WWI. However, he died before the completion of the building.
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Auda abu Tayi is considered a hero of the Arab revolt. In reward for his services rendered, he received a sword from the hands of
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Nowadays, only ruins remain of his building due to it being in the desert and not receiving heritage care and restoration.
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as a figure of anarchic, primitive masculine energy deliberately set against the idea of British 'civilisation' (see also
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In my body, there are twenty-two wounds, the most cherished of which are the last wounds, which were for the glory of the
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Auda was the son of Harb Abu Tayi (? – 1904). He was the fourth among five brothers and one sister and had a rough youth.
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had come to arrest him. In this way, he managed to evade the Turkish police, who let him pass.
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However, historians have criticized these accounts of Auda as misrepresenting Arabs and Auda.
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He is an important figure in Lawrence's semi-fictionalized account of the Arab Revolt, "
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Bewley, Robert; Kennedy, David (2013), Hanson, William S.; Oltean, Ioana A. (eds.),
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Auda led the Arab forces in several battles, the most significant ones being the
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He received the nicknames of "Commander of the People" and of "Desert Falcon".
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Soldier Heroes: British Adventure, Empire, and the Imagining of Masculinities
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Photograph of Auda abu Tayi, probably taken by G. Eric Matson (1888–1977).
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collapse of the Arab government in Damascus, which was invaded by France
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He continued raiding, for example, in 1921, he tried to do a raid in
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Animals and War: Confronting the Military-Animal Industrial Complex
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II, Anthony J. Nocella; Salter, Colin; Bentley, Judy K. C. (2013).
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offers allegiance to the King; a soldier next to him bears the
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He is considered a national figure by the Jordanian people.
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Brandabur, A. Clare; Athamneh, Nasser al-Hassan (2000).
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in one of his books and by Abdal Fattah al-Yaffi.in his
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About his role in the Great Arab Revolt, he declared:
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McGill University Library, Frederick Gerard (1934).
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Auda was also featured as a supporting character in
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Index

Auda ibu Tayi

Tabuk
Hejaz
Hejaz Vilayet
Ottoman Empire
Amman
Emirate of Transjordan
Arab Revolt
Bedouin
Arabs
Huwaytat
Arab Revolt
Siege of Medina
Battle of Fwelia
Battle of Aba el Lissan
Battle of Aqaba
Battle of Talifeh
Battle of Deraa
Capture of Damascus
Arabic
Sheikh
Howeitat
Bedouin
Arabs
Great Arab Revolt
First World War
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
battle of Aqaba

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