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Ahlaf is a town in
Benslimane Province, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco.
According to the 2004
census it had a po****tion of 12,841. "PO****TION LÉGALE DES...
- of Banu Sahm, Banu Adi, Banu
Makhzum and Banu Jumah,
became known as al-
Aḥlāf ('the Confederates'),
while those who
backed the Abd
Manaf clan, including...
- also
swore an oath of
union and
organised themselves into the "Hilf al-
Ahlaf" ("Alliance of the Confederates"). As
neither side
wanted a full-scale conflict...
- al-****yyabun
opposing the Banu
Makhzum and the Banu Sahm,
grouped in the
Ahlaf. An
exception to this were the Banu
Nawfal and the
powerful 'Abd
Shams (Banu...
- Ahl
Tifnoute 541.07.03.
Taroudant Province Rural commune 937 6339 0 6339
Ahlaf 111.03.01. Ben
Slimane Province Rural commune 2220 12841 0 12841
Ahmar Laglalcha...
- the
Ahlaf tribe,
their wedding date is unknown. Her sons were
Sultan Moulay Sulayman,
Moulay Ettayeb and
Moulay Moussa. A
third lady of the
Ahlaf tribe...
- certainty".
Based on the
traditional Arabic sources, they
formed part of the
Ahlaf ("allies")
faction of the
Quraysh alongside the
clans of Abd al-Dar, Banu...
-
Tadla confederacy,
joined the
Chaouia in the 19th century.
Mdakra Arab (
Ahlaf and Sabbah) and
Berber (Hawwara): 117–156
Merged with a
Barghawata original...
- al-Ghamdi,
Hamza al-Ghamdi,
Ahmed al-Haznawi and
Ahmed al-Nami.
Known as al-
Ahlaf during the preparations,
Moqed then
moved in with
hijackers Salem al-Hazmi...
- on 28 June 1766 to Sidi
Mohammed III and one of his
wives a lady of the
Ahlaf tribe. His
father Sidi
Mohammed took
significant care in his
religious education...
