- الملوك, romanized: Kindat al-Mulūk, lit. 'Royal Kinda') also
called the
Kindite kingdom,
refers to the rule of the
nomadic Arab
tribes of the Ma'add confederation...
-
Kindite is an
adjective referring to:
Kinda (tribe), an
ancient and
medieval Arab
tribe Kingdom of Kinda, a
tribal kingdom in
north and
central Arabia...
- century,
Kindite power throughout central Arabia was fraying. The wars
between al-Harith's sons had
weakened them in Najd. In the Yamama, the
Kindite ruling...
- al-Harith ibn Amr,
became the best-known
Kindite king,
under whom the
Kinda reached their zenith.
Kindite ****aults on the
Byzantine frontier in the Levant...
- wars but
surrendered during a
siege of his fortress,
after which many
Kindites were executed. He was imprisoned, but
pardoned by
Caliph Abu Bakr (r. 632–634)...
- الكندي, romanized: Shuraḥbīl ibn al-Simṭ ibn al-Aswad al-Kindī) was a
Kindite commander in the
Muslim army
against the
Sasanian Persians at the Battle...
- bin Laden; "Awad"
refers to his grandfather, Awad bin
Aboud bin Laden, a
Kindite Hadhrami tribesman. Aboud's
father was Ali,
whose father was Omar. The...
-
Muhammad bin
Ladin was born on the
Hadramawt coast of
south Yemen to Awad, a
Kindite Hadrami tribesman from al-Rubat, a
village in Wadi Doan. His year of birth...
- the
first Kindite king. He was
succeeded by his son 'Amr, who was
succeeded by his son al-Harith, who was the
greatest of all the
Kindite kings. One...
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together under the Qays confederacy, had been
under the sway of the
Kindite kings. As
Kindite dominance faded around the mid-6th century, the Qays came under...
