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Zughba (Arabic: زغبة) was an Arab
tribe and a sub-tribe of Banu Hilal, a
confederation of
Arabian tribes that
migrated to the
Maghreb in the 11th century...
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mainly present in Algeria, as well as Morocco. They are
originally from the
Zughba branch of Banu Hilal. The Beni Amer
occupied the
region of
western Algeria...
- own sub-tribes, of
which the most
notable were the Athbaj, Riyah, Jusham,
Zughba, Adi, and Qurra. Ibn
Khaldun described their genealogy,
which consisted...
- own sub-tribes, of
which the most
notable were the Athbaj, Riyah, Jusham,
Zughba, Adi, and Qurra. In Ibn Khaldun's time (1332–1406),
Riyah tribes were mainly...
- of the
three main
divisions of the Banu
Hilal along with the
Riyah and
Zughba.
According to Ibn Khaldun, the Athbaj,
which was one of the most important...
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Berber (Zenata)
Mzamza Mainly Berber (Masmuda) origin, with some
later Arab (
Zughba) elements: 266–267
Oulad Ali Arab (Banu Ma'qil): 117–156
Oulad Bouziri...
- Hintāta tribes. Arab reinforcements,
mostly from the Riyāḥ,
Athbaj and
Zughba clans of the Banū Hilāl, had been
brought over from
Marrakesh in July. Ibn...
- were
expelled to
Upper Egypt consisted of the Hayb, Labid, Dabbab, Awf,
Zughba and Rawaha; each of
these consisted of
several clans.
Medieval Muslim chroniclers...
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towns in
northeastern Hama countryside,
including Mariod, Al-Talisiya, Al-
Zughba, Ma’an, Al-Mabtan, Abo Mansaf, Al-Touba, Al-Fan Al-Wastany, and Al-Fan Al-Qobly...
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vizier had
previously encouraged the
nomadic Banu
Hilal clans of
Riyah and
Zughba to
invade Zirid territory,
prompting Ibn
Badis to
launch a counteroffensive...
