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hypothesized that both of these versions are false, since the
Hashemites lived in urban cities and weren't nomadic nor ever wandered in the desert. He added that the Ma'qil is a name only found in Yemen. Ibn Khaldun said that they were likely an Arab nomadic group from Yemen, and this is supported by
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Harry Norris noted "the
Moorish Sahara is the western extremity of the Arab World. Western it certainly is, some districts further west than Ireland, yet in its way of life, its culture, its literature and in many of its social customs, it has much in common with the heart lands of the Arab East, in
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The Banu Hassan descended from Hassan bin
Mokhtar bin Mohamed, the second son of the Ma'qil forefather. They were thus the cousins of Beni Mansour. The Banu Hassan sub-tribe is, however, not limited to the descendants of Hassan, they also include the Shebanat (sons of Shebana the brother of Hassan)
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became the common language, which the
Marinids made the official language. Arabs also increased their influence and power in Morocco, and no one could have ruled there without their co-operation. When riding in state, the Marinid sultan was flanked on either side by an Arab and a Zenata chief as a
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by the
Almohads. The migration and presence of Arab nomads led to further Arabic influence and added an important element to the local power equation, of which when one of the Marinid sultans went in public procession, he was escorted by a
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or passing trading
Caravans. As the power of the Almohads declined, the Ma'qils took advantage of the lack of central state authority and the civil war between the Zenata, and seized the control of many
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The Banu Ubayd Allah descended from Ubayd Allah bin Sahir (or Saqil), son of the Ma'qil forefather. They were the biggest sub-group of the Ma'qil and lived as nomads in the southern hills between
241:, like Banu Hilal and Banu Sulaym, they adapted perfectly to the climatic desert conditions of the Maghreb, discovering the same way of life as in the Arabian Peninsula. The Ma'qil branch of
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and were over time able to establish complete dominance over the
Berbers after defeating both Berbers and Black Africans in the region and pushing them to the
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were the descendants of
Thaalab bin Ali bin Bakr bin Sahir (or Saqir or Suhair) son of the Ma'qil forefather. This sub-tribe settled in a region close to
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encouraged the settlement of Banu Ma'qil and other
Arabian tribes in coastal Morocco, an area which was largely depopulated by the conquest of the
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The Banu Mansur descended from
Mansour bin Mohammed, the second son of the Ma'qil forefather. They lived as nomads between Taourirt and the
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The Ma'qils quickly grew in numbers, this is due to the fact that parts of many other Arabian tribes joined them, which included:
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The exact origin of the Ma'qil tribe is unknown, although it has been established that they most likely originated in
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and the Reguitat who descended from the other sons of Mohamed; namely Jalal, Salem and Uthman. They wandered in the
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was a result of the Almohad governor of this region who invited them to fight for him when a rebellion broke out.
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tribe, which resulted in a rebellion by the Kharaj which killed the Marinid governor of the Saharan
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in the south. The Beni Ubayd Allah later divided into two sub-tribes: The Haraj and The Kharaj.
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938:تاريخ ابن خلدون: ديوان المبتدأ و الخبر في تاريخ العرب و البربر و من عاصرهم من ذوي الشأن الأكبر
917:تاريخ ابن خلدون: ديوان المبتدأ و الخبر في تاريخ العرب و البربر و من عاصرهم من ذوي الشأن الأكبر
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Global Restructuring and Peripheral States: The Carrot and the Stick in Mauritania
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Global Restructuring and Peripheral States: The Carrot and the Stick in Mauritania
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In the 14th and 15th centuries, the nomadic Arab tribes of Banu Ma'qil moved into
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tribes in the 11th century. They mainly settled in and around the
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318:. Ibn Khaldun noted "the origin of the Ma'qil tribe is from the
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The Cambridge History of Africa: From c. 500 B.C. to A.D. 1050
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1009:"الثعالبة في الجزائر من خلال المصادر المحلية د. حمدون بن عتو"
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The Muqaddimah: An Introduction to History - Abridged Edition
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particular with the Hijaz and Najd and parts of the Yemen".
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valley. At one time they controlled the area between the
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of Mauritania started following the Arab victory in the
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Sabatier, Diane Himpan; Himpan, Brigitte (2019-03-31).
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The Kharaj of Banu Ubayd Allah initially opposed the
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301:. Some Arabian genealogists categorized them as
476:oases. A tiny group of them however stayed in
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285:). They claimed for themselves a prestigious
8:
1151:Fage, J. D.; Oliver, Roland Anthony (1975).
440:took over control from Salim al-Tumi in the
1157:. Cambridge University Press. p. 360.
1107:. Cambridge University Press. p. 190.
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1059:. Rowman & Littlefield. p. 69.
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940:. Vol. 6. دار الفكر. p. 87.
919:. Vol. 6. دار الفكر. p. 81.
892:. Vol. 6. دار الفكر. p. 80.
840:. Vol. 6. دار الفكر. p. 79.
815:. Vol. 6. دار الفكر. p. 78.
547:groups and seized control of various
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743:. Vernon Press. pp. 110–111.
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2111:Moroccan people of Yemeni descent
1205:Lombardo, Jennifer (2021-12-15).
1101:Isichei, Elizabeth (1997-04-13).
1040:Les sociétés Musulmanes Africains
185:nomadic tribe that originated in
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265:dialect, which is very close to
857:. Princeton University Press.
245:which came to dominate all of
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237:tribe that originated in the
189:. The tribe emigrated to the
1053:Ould-Mey, Mohameden (1996).
1007:بن عتو, حمدون (2017-03-20).
770:. Rowman & Littlefield.
764:Ould-Mey, Mohameden (1996).
575:Evolution under the Almohads
436:from 1204 to 1516 until the
851:Khaldûn, Ibn (2015-04-27).
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233:. With the Ma'qil being a
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1038:Robinson, David (2010).
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664:Migration to Mauritania
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326:bin Adad bin Zayd bin
740:Nomads of Mauritania
600:Valley and Tawrirt.
291:Ja'far ibn Abu Talib
2034:Sa'd ibn Zayd Manat
644:, Yahya ibn Al-iz.
209:wolds and oases of
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525:Sabah of al-Akhdar
442:capture of Algiers
56:The tribe in 1894.
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279:South Arabia
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195:North Africa
187:South Arabia
170:
167:
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114:Banu Madhhaj
110:Parent tribe
36:بَنُو مَعقِل
2082:Arab tribes
1786:Abd al-Qays
1470:Arab tribes
1468:Historical
1429:Arab tribes
1387:Oulad Delim
1347:Banu Sulaym
1342:Beni Moussa
1337:Beni Mathar
1322:Beni Ḥassān
1297:Banu Ma'qil
1287:Ahl Rachida
1267:Arab tribes
704:Beni Hassan
699:Banu Sulaym
684:in 1677.
678:Arabization
579:During the
530:Banu Sulaym
490:Banu Sulaym
462:Banu Sulaym
458:Banu Sulaym
391:Beni Hassan
363:Beni Mansur
307:Ibn Khaldun
243:Beni Hassan
203:Banu Sulaym
159:Sunni Islam
125:Ubayd Allah
33:Banu Ma'qil
2116:Qahtanites
2095:Categories
2004:al-Samayda
1821:Taym Allah
1801:Banu Dhuhl
1397:Oulad Zyan
1327:Banu Hilal
1307:Beni Ahsen
1302:Banu Tamim
1208:Mauritania
715:References
694:Banu Hilal
670:Mauritania
609:Barghawata
466:Banu Hilal
454:Banu Hilal
334:Sub-tribes
247:Mauritania
199:Banu Hilal
193:region of
96:Mauritania
77:al-Ma'qili
45:Arab tribe
27:Arab tribe
1668:Abd-Shams
1607:Banu Kanz
1513:Banu Asad
1317:Beni Guil
1312:Beni Amir
1025:2571-9742
626:Zayyanids
594:Tafilalet
513:of Asheja
486:Hilalians
474:Tafilalet
377:Sijilmasa
303:Hilalians
295:Abu Talib
293:, son of
287:Hashemite
197:with the
62:Ethnicity
2080:Part of
1987:Juhaynah
1865:Tha'laba
1845:Ghatafan
1627:Mustaliq
1617:Khath'am
1582:Al-Haram
1503:Banu Amr
1427:Part of
1362:Doukkala
1131:(1377).
1083:(1377).
992:(1377).
969:(1377).
936:(1377).
915:(1377).
888:(1377).
836:(1377).
811:(1377).
688:See also
649:Arabized
630:Ibn Zyan
565:Taourirt
528:Some of
478:Ifriqiya
438:Ottomans
422:Thaaliba
416:Thaaliba
349:Taourirt
316:Ibn Said
253:, south
231:Taourirt
215:Tafilalt
181:) is an
179:بنو معقل
155:Religion
145:Language
137:Thaaliba
120:Branches
84:Location
43:Madhhaji
2056:Al Fadl
2029:Hanzala
1977:Balqayn
1950:Muharib
1926:Qushayr
1916:Khafaja
1879:Hawazin
1850:Dhubyan
1833:Taghlib
1816:Shayban
1776:Muzayna
1739:Madhhaj
1725:Khuthir
1663:Quraysh
1658:Jadhima
1622:Khuza'a
1587:Hudhayl
1543:Khazraj
1402:Rahamna
1357:Chaouia
1292:Azwafit
1271:Morocco
709:Guelmim
658:Makhzen
592:around
581:Almohad
571:kings.
541:Almohad
482:Maghreb
434:Algiers
430:Mitidja
426:Algiers
345:Tlemcen
324:Madhhij
273:Origins
259:Algeria
255:Morocco
235:Bedouin
223:Guelmim
219:Wad Nun
211:Morocco
207:Saharan
191:Maghreb
100:Algeria
92:Morocco
79:المعقلي
2065:Thamud
2051:Jarrah
2041:Tanukh
2009:Sa'ida
1967:Bahra'
1962:Quda'a
1945:Bahila
1935:Sulaym
1889:Thaqif
1855:Fazara
1806:Hanifa
1791:Anizah
1781:Rabi'a
1764:Zubaid
1729:Lihyan
1685:Hashim
1673:Umayya
1649:Ghifar
1644:Damrah
1634:Kinana
1612:Kahlan
1602:Jurhum
1592:Judham
1577:Hamdan
1572:Bajila
1565:Zahran
1518:Ash'ar
1417:Zyayda
1372:Khlout
1367:Hyayna
1215:
1188:
1161:
1111:
1063:
1023:
861:
774:
747:
653:Arabic
642:Ksours
614:Zenata
596:, the
590:Ksours
585:Ksours
569:Zenata
549:Ksours
545:Zenata
537:Zenata
511:Fezara
494:Berber
428:, the
328:Kahlan
221:(near
175:Arabic
171:Ma'qil
149:Arabic
132:Hassan
128:Mansur
2070:Yaman
2024:Tamim
2019:Shuja
2014:Shehr
1997:Salih
1957:Qedar
1940:Ghani
1921:Kilab
1909:Uqayl
1899:Hilal
1860:Murra
1771:Maqil
1759:Nukha
1734:Lakhm
1721:Kinda
1712:Zuhra
1697:Jumah
1690:Abbas
1597:Ju'fa
1560:Ghamd
1550:Bariq
1533:Ansar
1523:Aslam
1508:Anmar
1498:Amila
1407:Sless
385:Tadla
283:Yemen
213:; in
88:Yemen
73:Nisba
2046:Tayy
1992:Kalb
1982:Jarm
1972:Bali
1904:Ka'b
1894:Amir
1840:Qays
1707:Taym
1702:Sahm
1555:Daws
1412:Zaër
1377:Mzab
1282:Abda
1213:ISBN
1186:ISBN
1159:ISBN
1109:ISBN
1061:ISBN
1021:ISSN
859:ISBN
772:ISBN
745:ISBN
598:Draa
563:and
561:Tuat
557:Draa
553:Sous
488:and
472:and
420:The
410:Sous
402:Sous
398:Sous
383:and
381:Taza
375:and
369:Draa
357:Tuat
347:and
314:and
229:and
227:Draa
201:and
183:Arab
168:Banu
166:The
66:Arab
1872:Abs
1811:Ijl
1754:Awd
1749:Ans
1680:Adi
1538:Aws
1528:Azd
1493:Akk
1488:ʿĀd
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330:".
225:),
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