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169:, Ja’far ibn Kilab. From then onward, the Banu Ghani acted as subordinate allies of the Banu Amir, victoriously fighting alongside them at the battle of Shi’b in 580 and the battle of Raqam toward the close of the century. However, they suffered heavy casualties alongside the Banu 'Amir subtribes of
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following
Muhammad's death in 632. Many Ghani tribesmen migrated to Syria during the Muslim conquest of the region between 634 and 638. Following the rout of the Qaysi tribes at the
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According to Arab genealogical tradition, the progenitor of the Banu Ghani was a certain Ghanī ibn Aʿṣur ibn Sʿad ibn Qays ʿAylān, making them part of the larger
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ensued. During the long-running conflict, the Banu Ghani fought alongside their Qaysi kinsmen against the Yamani tribes and the
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In the mid-6th century a leader of the Banu Ghani, Riyah ibn Ashall, killed the son of the powerful chieftain of the
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tribe. Throughout their history, they were a relatively small tribe compared to the other subtribes of Qays.
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Though one member of the tribe, Abu
Marthad al-Ghanawi, was an early companion of the Islamic prophet
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at the battle of
Muhajjar in the early 7th century. They later retaliated against the Tayy.
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in 630. They remained Muslim when many of the converted Arab tribes apostatized during the
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These prefixes ignored in the alphabetical ordering: Al, Bani, Banu.
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145:confederation. They were the brothers of the
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984:Medieval history of Syria
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86:Paganism, later Islam
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203:Battle of Marj Rahit
177:at the hands of the
43:Banner of Banu Ghani
16:Former Arabian tribe
912:Sa'd ibn Zayd Manat
262:Fück 1965, p. 1005.
236:Fück 1965, p. 1004.
517:Bakr ibn Abd Manat
163:Zuhayr ibn Jadhima
118:pre-Islamic Arabia
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205:in 684, the
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960:Arab tribes
664:Abd al-Qays
348:Arab tribes
346:Historical
290:Schacht, J.
286:Pellat, Ch.
185:Islamic era
124:during the
973:Categories
882:al-Samayda
699:Taym Allah
679:Banu Dhuhl
299:Volume II:
217:References
199:Ridda wars
171:Banu Kilab
167:Banu 'Amir
94:Banu Ghani
62:Al-Ghanawi
32:Arab tribe
22:Banu Ghani
546:Abd-Shams
485:Banu Kanz
391:Banu Asad
309:495469475
282:Lewis, B.
179:Banu Tayy
175:Banu Ka'b
104:) was an
49:Ethnicity
958:Part of
865:Juhaynah
743:Tha'laba
723:Ghatafan
505:Mustaliq
495:Khath'am
460:Al-Haram
381:Banu Amr
292:(eds.).
191:Muhammad
159:Banu Abs
83:Religion
67:Location
934:Al Fadl
907:Hanzala
855:Balqayn
828:Muharib
804:Qushayr
794:Khafaja
757:Hawazin
728:Dhubyan
711:Taghlib
694:Shayban
654:Muzayna
617:Madhhaj
603:Khuthir
541:Quraysh
536:Jadhima
500:Khuza'a
465:Hudhayl
421:Khazraj
211:Taghlib
137:Origins
132:History
114:Diriyah
102:بنو غني
30:Qaysite
24:بنو غني
943:Thamud
929:Jarrah
919:Tanukh
887:Sa'ida
845:Bahra'
840:Quda'a
823:Bahila
813:Sulaym
767:Thaqif
733:Fazara
684:Hanifa
669:Anizah
659:Rabi'a
642:Zubaid
607:Lihyan
563:Hashim
551:Umayya
527:Ghifar
522:Damrah
512:Kinana
490:Kahlan
480:Jurhum
470:Judham
455:Hamdan
450:Bajila
443:Zahran
396:Ash'ar
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288:&
147:Bahila
98:Arabic
948:Yaman
902:Tamim
897:Shuja
892:Shehr
875:Salih
835:Qedar
818:Ghani
799:Kilab
787:Uqayl
777:Hilal
738:Murra
649:Maqil
637:Nukha
612:Lakhm
599:Kinda
590:Zuhra
575:Jumah
568:Abbas
475:Ju'fa
438:Ghamd
428:Bariq
411:Ansar
401:Aslam
386:Anmar
376:Amila
280:. In
122:Syria
110:Bisha
58:Nisba
979:Qays
924:Tayy
870:Kalb
860:Jarm
850:Bali
782:Ka'b
772:Amir
718:Qays
585:Taym
580:Sahm
433:Daws
305:OCLC
173:and
143:Qays
112:and
106:Arab
92:The
52:Arab
750:Abs
689:Ijl
632:Awd
627:Ans
558:Adi
416:Aws
406:Azd
371:Akk
366:ʿĀd
301:C–G
116:in
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