Mudhar
Sign in to saveMudar (Arabic: مُضَر) was one of the principal tribal confederations of northern and central Arabia in late antiquity and the early Islamic period. Mudar rose to power over the Hejaz in the fifth century, after supplanting its predecessor, the Banu Ghassan, who migrated to Syria. The chief tribes over Mudar may have been the Salihids early on, and then Banu Tha'labah, and finally in the early sixth century, Banu Ghassan.
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It is catalogued under topics including Harv and Sfn no-target errors, Mudar and Tribes of Arabia.
Its subject is documented across 12 Wikipedia language editions.
Key facts
- Tribe.name
- Mudarمُضَر
- Tribe.type
- Adnanite Arab tribe
- Tribe.location
- Hejaz, Arabia
- Tribe.descended
- Mudar ibn Nizar ibn Ma'add ibn Adnan
- Tribe.parent_tribe
- Nizar
- Tribe.branches
- Ilyas Mudrikah Hudhayl Khuzayma Tabikhah 'Ud Tamim ibn Murr Qama'ah Khuza'ah Qays Khasafa Mansur ibn Ikrima Hawazin Sulaym Ziyad Sa'd A'sur Ghatafan Amr Adwan Fahm
- Tribe.religion
- Islam
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