A history of the Arabs in the Sudan and some account of the people who preceded them and of the tribes inhabiting Dárûr
Family lines exactly as the sources record them. Each link cites the book, the page, and the sentence it came from. These are the lines these particular books happened to write down — not a complete record of any family.
- Sulayman 'Abd el Malik son of
- a local king
Referring to the origin of the Fung race the manuscripts commonly speak of Sulayman 'Abd el Malik as passing through Abyssinia into the "mountains of the Fung " or " the country of the Hamag," mean- ing the northern Burun country south of Rosayres, and there marry- ing the daughter of a local king, — whence the Fung aristocracy.
- el Mahassi son of
- Kahtan el Mahassi son of
- Ibrahim
viz. el Mahassi ibn Kahtan el Mahassi son of Ibrahim: God knows the truth.
- Dhubian son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- Dahman son of
- Kays son of
- Mufi'd son of
- Guhayna son of
- Rayth son of
- Ghatafan son of
- Sa'ad son of
- Kays son of
- 'Aylan son of
- Mudr son of
- Mu'awia son of
- el Hakam son of
- 'Affan son of
- Ams son of
- Ommayya son of
- 'Abd Shams son of
- 'Abd Menaf son of
- Kusai son of
- Kelab son of
- Murra son of
- Luai son of
- Ghalib son of
- Fihr son of
- Malik son of
- Nudr son of
- Kenana son of
- Khuzayma son of
- Mudraka son of
- el Yds son of
- Mudr son of
- Nizar son of
- Ma'ad son of
- 'Adnan
Dhubian son of 'Abdulla son of Dahman son of Kays son of Mufi'd son of Guhayna son of Rayth son of Ghatafan^ son of Sa'ad son of Kays son of 'Aylan son of Mudr son of Mu'awia son of el Hakam son of 'Affan son of Ams son of Ommayya son of 'Abd Shams son of 'Abd Menaf son of Kusai son of Kelab son of Murra son of Luai son of Ghalib son of Fihr son of Malik son of Nudr son of Kenana son of Khuzayma son of Mudraka son of el Yds son of Mudr son of Nizar^ son of Ma'ad son of 'Adnan.
- Serrar son of
- Kerdam son of
- Abu el Di's son of
- Kuda'a son of
- Harkan son of
- Masruk son of
- Ahmad “el Hegazi” son of
- Muhammad “el Yemeni” son of
- Ibrahim Ga'al son of
- Sa'ad son of
- el Fadl son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- el 'Abbas “the uncle of the best of men, upon him be the blessing of God” son of
- 'Abd el Muttalib son of
- Hashim son of
- 'Abd Menaf son of
- Kusai son of
- Kelab son of
- Murra son of
- Ka'ab son of
- Luai son of
- Ghalib son of
- Fihr son of
- Malik son of
- el Nudr son of
- Kenana son of
- Khuzayma son of
- Mudraka son of
- el Yds son of
- Mudr son of
- Nizar son of
- Ma'ad son of
- Adnan
Serrar son of Kerdam son of Abu el Di's son of Kuda'a son of Harkan son of Masruk son of Ahmad el Hegazi son of Muhammad el Yemeni son of Ibrahim Ga'al son of Sa'ad son of el Fadl son of 'Abdulla son of el 'Abbas, the uncle of the best of men, upon him be the blessing of God, son of 'Abd el Muttalib son of Hashim son of 'Abd Menaf son of Kusai son of Kelab son of Murra son of Ka'ab son of Luai son of Ghalib son of Fihr son of Malik son of el Nudr son of Kenana son of Khuzayma son of Mudraka son of el Yds son of Mudr son of Nizar^ son of Ma'ad son of 'Adnan.
- children of Asad son of
- Asad son of
- Rabi'a son of
- Nizar son of
- Ma'ad son of
- 'Adnan
And the children of Asad son of Khuzayma son of Mudraka son of el Yds son of Mudr are a mighty tribe descended from Mudr EL Hamara; and also the children of Asad son of Rabi'a son of Nizar son of Ma'ad son of 'Adnan are a mighty tribe.
- Guhayna son of
- 'Atia son of
- el Hasan son of
- el Zubayr son of
- el 'Awwam son of
- Khowaylid son of
- Asad son of
- 'Abd el 'Uzza son of
- Kusai
Others say that Guhayna was son of 'Atia son of el Hasan son of el Zubayr son of el 'Awwam son of Khowaylid son of Asad son of 'Abd el 'Uzza son of Kusai. . .etc.
- Guhayna son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- Unays “el Guhani”
Others say that Guhayna was son of 'Abdulla son of Unays el Guhani; and God knows the truth.
- Sufian Afzar son of
- his mother
and Sufian Afzar ^ was the only son of his mother.
- Sultan son of
- Shati'r
Ga'ahr's descendants are the Ga'afira; Rashid's the Ro- washda; Ruwah's the Ruwahia; and Hamayl's the Hamaylia, that is the Hamaylat, and^ a tribe called Awlad Hamayl between el Hind and el Sind; and Ma'ashir's descendants are the Ma'ashira; and Rikab's the Rikabia and the Genana and the Mezaniyyun and the Lahawiyyun and the Zumaylat: all these are the descendants of Sultan son of Shati'r.
- Rikab son of
- Sultan “son of” son of
- Shati'r “son of”
But the name Rikab appHes to three persons, namely, Rikab son of Ka'ab, and Rikab son of Sultan son of Shati'r, of the seed of 'Abdulla el Guhani, and Rikab son of Sheikh GhulamuUa^ (son of
- Fuak son of
- Hammad el 'Ulati
The descendants of Fuak son of Hammad el 'Ulati are the Shukrab.
- Sandal son of
- Turfa son of
- Kelb son of
- Muhammad 'Amir
The descendants of Sandal son of Turfa son of Kelb son of Muhammad 'Amir are the Sanadalib, and those of Hilal son of Muhammad 'Amir are the Beni Yez^d.
- Hilal son of
- Muhammad 'Amir
The descendants of Sandal son of Turfa son of Kelb son of Muhammad 'Amir are the Sanadalib, and those of Hilal son of Muhammad 'Amir are the Beni Yez^d.
- Hilal son of
- Muhammad 'Amir
The Beni Yunis and Beni Sira and Beni Hamza are all branches of the descendants of Hilal son of Muhammad 'Amir.
- Sulayman son of
- Daud
and by others to be among the descendants of the Gin that deceived the prophet of God Sulayman son of Daud, upon both of them be the blessings of God, when he was away from his wife, namely Hafhaf son of Shamakh.
- Hafhaf son of
- Shamakh
namely Hafhaf son of Shamakh.
- Fellat son of
- Ukba son of
- Yasir
some say they are the sons of Fellat son of Ukba son of Yasir, [who], when he converted the people of the West, married the daughter of the Sultan of the infidels.
- Fellat son of
- 'Ukba son of
- Yasir
They are the family of Fellat son of 'Ukba^ ibn Yasir from el Batrayn.
- Fellat son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- 'Ukba son of
- Yasir
They are the family of Fellat son of 'Abdulla son of 'Ukba son of Yasir.
- 'Aid son of
- Khamsin
The Shamia and the Ma'aida are the descendants of 'Aid son of Khamsin.
- Kusas son of
- Kerab son of
- Hatil son of
- Yatil son of
- Dhu el Kila'a “el Himyari” son of
- Himyar son of
- Sa'ad son of
- el Fadl son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- el 'Abbas “God bless him.”
Kusas son of Kerab son of Hatil son of Yatil son of Dhu el Kila'a el Himyari son of Himyar son of Sa'ad son of el Fadl son of 'Abdulla son of el 'Abbas, God bless him.
- Serrar son of
- Kerdam son of
- Buda'a son of
- Harkan son of
- Masruk son of
- Ahmad el Yemani son of
- el Ga'al son of
- Idri's son of
- Kays son of
- Yemen son of
- el Khazrag son of
- 'Adi son of
- Kusas son of
- Kerab son of
- Hatil son of
- Yatil son of
- Dhu el Kila'a el Himyari son of
- Himyar son of
- Sa'ad son of
- el Fadl son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- el 'Abbas
As regards Serrar, the ancestor of all [the Ga'aliyyun], some say that he was son of Kerdam son of Buda'a son of Harkan son of Masruk son of Ahmad el Yemani son of el Ga'al son of Idri's son of Kays son of Yemen son of el Khazrag son of 'Adi son of Kusas son of Kerab son of Hatil son of Yatil son of Dhu el Kila'a el Himyari son of Himyar son of Sa'ad son of el Fadl son of 'Abdulla son of el 'Abbas, but I have not found this true.
- el Sultan Hasan Kerdam son of
- Abu el Di's
and the other was el Sultan Hasan Kerdam son of Abu el Di's.
- Ga'afir son of
- Kahtan
The Ga'afira are the family of Ga'afir son of Kahtan of the tribe of Tai, said to be a descendant of Hatim el Tai, and they are renowned for generosity.
- Musallam son of
- Hegaz son of
- 'Atif
The Mesallamia (spelt with sa and double l) are the family of Musallam son of Hegaz son of 'Atif of the tribe of Beni Om.mayya. He migrated from Syria in the time of 'Omar ibn 'Abd el 'Aziz, God bless him, and settled on the mainland of the Sudan.
- Musallam son of
- Hegaz son of
- 'Atif “el Ommawi”
The Mesallamia are the family of Musallam son of Hegaz son of 'Atif el Ommawi, [who] migrated from Syria [el Sham] in the days of 'Omar ibn 'Abd el 'Aziz (God bless him), and settled in the Sudan.
- Musallam son of
- Hegaz son of
- 'Atif “el Ommawi”
The family of Musallam, namely Musallam ibn Hegaz^ ibn 'Atif el Ommawi.
- Rikab son of
- Sheikh Ghulamulla son of
- el Sayyid 'Aid son of
- el Makbul son of
- Sheikh Ahmad son of
- Sheikh 'Omar el Zila'i
The Rikabi'a are the descendants of Rikab son of Sheikh Ghulamulla^ son of el Sayyid 'Aid son of el Makbul son of Sheikh Ahmad, son of Sheikh 'Omar el Zila'i, who dwelt at el Halia, a village
- Rikab son of
- Sheikh GhulamuUa “son of” son of
- el Sayyid 'Aid “son of” son of
- el Makbul “son of” son of
- Sheikh Ahmad “son of” son of
- Sheikh 'Omar el Zila'i “son of”
and Rikab son of Sheikh GhulamuUa^ (son of el Sayyid 'Aid son of el Makbul son of Sheikh Ahmad son of Sheikh 'Omar el Zila'i), who [Ghulamulla] was brought up at el Haifa, a
- el Sayyid el Husayn “the most noble” son of
- 'Ali “the Imam” son of
- Abu Talib “the Commander of the Faithful”
in Yemen, and was son of Mahmud son of Hashim son of Mukhtar son of 'Ali son of Serag son of Muhammad son of Abu el Kasim son of el Imam Zamil son of el Sayyid Musa el Kazim son of el Sayyid Ga'afir el Sadik son of el Sayyid Muhammad el Bakir son of el Sayyid Zayn el 'Abdin son of the most noble el Sayyid el Husayn son of the Commander of the Faithful the Imam 'Ali son of Abu Talib, God bless him and honour him.
- Muhammad son of
- Mashir
The descendants of Mashir are the Sadikab, the stock of Sheikh 'Abd el Sadik, and the Samayrab, th€ sons of Muhammad son of Mashir, and some branches [who are] with the Shukri'a.
- Ibrahim son of
- Hammad son of
- 'fsa son of
- Manofali son of
- Dahmash son of
- Selim son of
- Rubat
The sons of Idris son of Ibrahim son of Hammad son of 'fsa son of Manofali son of Dahmash son of Selim son of Rubat were Muhammad and 'Ali and Ibrahim. God knows who were their descendants.
- 'Abd el Razik son of
- Selim son of
- Rubat
The son of 'Abd el Razik son of Selim son of Rubat was [called] Sheikh Selim after his grandfather, and his son was el Hag Belila, whose son was Sheikh Hasan, whose sons were Malik and Belila and Kuraysh and 'Abaydi, the descendants of all of whom are at Kcnar^ and Gebel Abu Tubr, and also Daud.
- Gabir “son of Muhammad 'On son of Selim son of Rubat” son of
- Muhammad 'On son of
- Selim son of
- Rubat
from the manuscript of his father Gabir son of Muhammad 'On son of Selim son of Rubat, and that it was mentioned therein that it was
- Hadhlul son of
- Selim “son of” son of
- Rubat “son of” son of
- Sheikh Ghulamulla “son of” son of
- el Sayyid 'Aid “son of”
The descendants of Hadhlul^ son of Selim son of Rubat son of Sheikh Ghulamulla^ son of el Sayyid 'Aid, etc., are the Awlad MuSA walad Meri'n at Gebel el Haraza.
- Rikab son of
- Ka'ab “son of”
But the name Rikab appHes to three persons, namely, Rikab son of Ka'ab, and Rikab son of Sultan son of Shati'r, of the seed of 'Abdulla el Guhani, and Rikab son of Sheikh GhulamuUa^ (son of
- Sulayman son of
- 'Abd el MaHk son of
- Marwan “the Ommawi”
The 'Amriyyun (spelt with 'amr...) are the family of Sulayman son of 'Abd el MaHk son of Marwan the Ommawi.
- Badi son of
- Abu Dukn
Badi, son of Abu Dukn, reigned thirty-nine years.
- Badi son of
- Abu Dukn
"Badi, son of Abu Dukn" (in all three MSS.) should be "Badi Abu Dukn."
- Badi son of
- Nul
Badi, son of Nul „ thirty-nine years
- Badi “Sultan” son of
- Nul “Sultan”
the late Sultan Badi son of the Sultan Nul,
- Badi “the Sultan” son of
- Nul “the Sultan”
And I, the Sultan Badi son of the Sultan Nul have confirmed the honours conferred by the
- Nasir son of
- Badi
Nasir, son of Badi,)
- Nasir “the son of the Mek Badi” son of
- Badi “the Mek”
and sent to Nasir, the son of the Mek Badi, saying that if he came to him he would appoint him king.
- el Sherif el Tahir “son of el Sherif 'Abdulla son of el Sherif el Tahir son of el Sayyid 'Aid” son of
- el Sherif 'Abdulla son of
- el Sherif el Tahir son of
- el Sayyid 'Aid
in the writing of el Sherif el Tahir son of el Sherif 'Abdulla son of el Sherif el Tahir son of el Sayyid 'Aid : and I confide the matter to God and his Prophet, upon whom be the blessings of God, and refer
- el Sherif 'Abdulla son of
- el Sherif el Tahir son of
- el Sayyid 'Aid
in the writing of el Sherif el Tahir son of el Sherif 'Abdulla son of el Sherif el Tahir son of el Sayyid 'Aid : and I confide the matter to God and his Prophet, upon whom be the blessings of God, and refer
- el Sherif el Tahir son of
- el Sayyid 'Aid
in the writing of el Sherif el Tahir son of el Sherif 'Abdulla son of el Sherif el Tahir son of el Sayyid 'Aid : and I confide the matter to God and his Prophet, upon whom be the blessings of God, and refer
- el Nur Bey “known as 'Ankara” son of
- Muhammad
and its owner is el Nur Bey, known as 'Ankara, son of Muhammad.
- Yusef son of
- 'Omar
The words are attributed by AB to Yusef ibn 'Omar.
- Muhammad Abu el Hasan son of
- Muhammad Abu Ga'afir
He shews that the traditional nomenclature is to be traced to Muhammad Abu el Hasan ibn Muhammad Abu Ga'afir, a sherif known as " 'Obaydulla," the author of the Tahdhib el Insdb wa Nihdyat el A'kdh.
- el Mahassi son of
- Ibrahim “the prophet”
And another version is that el Mahassi was the son of the prophet Ibrahim . . .
- Bi'sar son of
- Ham
"Bi'sar" is mentioned by Mas'udi (chap, xxxi) as a son of Ham who migrated westwards to Egypt, and was the father of Misr, but
- Fezara son of
- Dhubian
"Afzar" is a reminiscence of Fezara the son of the Dhubian of para. Lvi.
- Fezara son of
- Dhubian
The family of this Guhayna were neighbours of the family of the Fezara son of Dhubian who was very closely connected with the first Guhayna: see Wiistenfeld, p. 275 {sub Leith ben Sa'd).
- Kelb son of
- Muhammad
and the people of el Nuk el Bakht are the descendants of Kelb ibn Muhammad.
- Dhu el Kila'a el Himyari “Sa'ad” son of
- Sa'ad
A 5, A 6, A 7, A 8, A 10 all give Dhu el Kila'a el Himyari as son of Sa'ad.
- 'Adlan son of
- 'Arman
'Adlan son of 'Arman had 30 sons:
- 'AH son of
- Karkus
daughter of 'AH walad Karkus walad Shukl el Kamal;
- Adam son of
- Halayb
namely the daughter of Adam walad Halayb;
- Bukra son of
- Mukabir “uncle”
viz. Bukra daughter of his uncle Mukabir ;
- 'Ali son of
- Muhammad son of
- Zayn el Din son of
- Abd el Rahman “Sheikh el Islam”
"EI Ag:hQri" is Sheikh el Islam Abu el Irshad 'Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Zayn el Din ibn Sheikh el Islam Abd el Rahman el Ag-huri, of the Maliki sect. He died in 1066 A. H. (1655-6 A.D. ). He wrote three com- mentaries on "Khalil" (see Hagi Khalfa's Lexicon, Vol. v, p. 447). He occurs again in D 3, 22, and his great-grandfather in D 3, 157.
- 'Ali son of
- Muhammad son of
- Zayn el Din son of
- 'Abd el Rahman
'Ali was son of Muhammad ibn Zayn el Din ibn 'Abd el Rahman el Ag-huri (see note to BA, ccxii).
- 'Abdulla son of
- Marwan
'Abdulla ibn Marwan, the last of the Ommayyads, who did take refuge in the Sudan.
- 'Adlan son of
- Ounsa
The 'Adlan who preceded Badi Sid el Kum is similarly said by Bruce to have been son of Ounsa and brother of 'Abd el Kadir: Cailliaud
- Ounsa son of
- Nasir
MS. 3 (only) allots Ounsa son of Nasir 14 instead of 4 years,
- Nasir son of
- Muhammad
Between Isma'il and Nasir walad Muhammad there is a gap during which 'Adlan II was nominal king and Badi walad Ragab and Ragab walad Muhammad successively viziers. Nasir succeeded Ragab while
- Badi son of
- Ragab
Between Isma'il and Nasir walad Muhammad there is a gap during which 'Adlan II was nominal king and Badi walad Ragab and Ragab walad Muhammad successively viziers. Nasir succeeded Ragab while
- Badi son of
- Ragab
Badi walad Ragab had been actually killed by Ahmad walad 'Ali, but (see Lxxxiv) the latter was merely the ally of Nasir and the other sons of Abu el Kaylak. Ahmad 's grievance had been his deposition from the sheikhship, but a more mortal quarrel existed between Badi and Nasir on account of the former's having flogged the latter (see Lxxvii). In the result Badi was deposed and killed, and here we have Adlan handing over Nasir, his own brother, to Badi's son for vengeance to be taken.
- Ragab son of
- Muhammad
Between Isma'il and Nasir walad Muhammad there is a gap during which 'Adlan II was nominal king and Badi walad Ragab and Ragab walad Muhammad successively viziers. Nasir succeeded Ragab while
- Muhammad son of
- Ragab son of
- Muhammad
The first to make a plot for his downfall was Muhammad walad Ragab walad Muhammad, who conspired with Kamtur and the Mek Ranfi and some of the Fung and some of Sheikh 'Adlan's own entourage.
- Muhammad “walad Ragab walad Muhammad” son of
- Ragab son of
- Muhammad “[sc. Abu el Kaylak]”
CLV Muhammad walad Ragab walad Muhammad [sc. Abu el Kaylak]
- Muhammad son of
- Ragab
In para, ccxix MS. 3 gives "Muhammad walad Ragab" for "Ragab walad Muhammad," and 4 years for 4^.
- Muhammad “walad” son of
- Ragab
Muhammad walad Nasir all agreed to the appointment of Muhammad walad Ragab, and he was made Sheikh, but the real power lay with Muhammad "Abu
- Muhammad “walad” son of
- Ragab
and release Muhammad walad Ragab, but Muhammad walad Nasir "Abu Rish" refused the overtures and gave battle to Kamtur, late in 1218^, and drove him
- Muhammad “walad” son of
- Ragab
And the sheikhship was confirmed to his cousin Muhammad walad Ragab in name, but in actual fact [Muhammad "Abu Rish"] directed affairs entirely.
- el Sherif “el Tahir” son of
- 'Abdulla
The date of el Sherif el Tahir ibn 'Abdulla would be about the end of the fifteenth century a.d., i.e. about the time of the foundation of the Fung kingdom: he was senior to Sheikh el Zayn ibn Sughayerun, whom D 3 (No. 258) says died in 1086 a.h. (1675 a.d.), by five generations, both
- Sheikh “el Zayn” son of
- Sughayerun
The date of el Sherif el Tahir ibn 'Abdulla would be about the end of the fifteenth century a.d., i.e. about the time of the foundation of the Fung kingdom: he was senior to Sheikh el Zayn ibn Sughayerun, whom D 3 (No. 258) says died in 1086 a.h. (1675 a.d.), by five generations, both
- Serrar “son of Kerdam” son of
- Kerdam
Serrar son of Kerdam, the ancestor of all the Ga'aliyyun and to carry back his pedigree to el Sayyid el 'Abbas the uncle of the Prophet, to whom be the blessings of God and salutation, and through el 'Abbas to 'Adnan, and so to arrange all in verse that thereby all our family and suchlike might attain the uttermost of their desire.
- Serrar son of
- Kerdam
Serrar ibn Kerdam, the ancestor of all the Ga'al
- Serrar son of
- Kerdam
The above are the descendants of Serrar son of Kerdam, the ancestor of all [the Ga'aliyyun].
- Mismar son of
- Serrar son of
- Kerdam
Mismar ibn Serrar ibn Kerdam had four sons, namely Sa'ad el Ferid, and the three sons of a single mother, Subuh Abu Merkha, the above-mentioned Rubat, and Nebih.
- Serrar son of
- Kerdam
Now 'Arman and Nimayr and Muhammad are the sons of 'Abd Rabbihi son of 'Arman son of Duab son of Ghanim [son of Hamaydan] son of Subuh Abu Merkha son of Mismar, who is brother of Samra the father of el Bedayri (the ancestor of the Bedayria); and both of them (Mismar and Samra) are the sons of Serrar ibn Kerdam, as has just been explained from the beginning as far back as 'Adnan.
- el Hag Muhammad “ibn Bishara” son of
- Bishara
including one copied by my maternal grandfather the learned and esteemed and profound sage el Hag Muhammad ibn Bishara from a manuscript which he discovered in God's country, Mekka the noble, in the year of his pilgrimage, written by the hand of el Sherif Surur.
- el Hag Muhammad son of
- Bishara
beginning with my maternal grandfather el Hag Muhammad ibn Bishara,
- el Sheikh Muhammad “ibn 'fsa ibn 'Abd el Baki” son of
- 'fsa “ibn 'Abd el Baki” son of
- 'Abd el Baki
a copy made — also in the Holy Land — by the learned expert and pious saint el Sheikh Muhammad ibn 'fsa ibn 'Abd el Baki from a manuscript which he found in possession of the Sheikh el Kamil, the learned genealogist known as "el Moghrabi";
- Hashim son of
- 'Abd Menaf
by having Hashim ibn 'Abd Menaf as a common ancestor
- Hashim son of
- 'Abd Menaf
from Hashim son of 'Abd Menaf,
- Serrar “ibn Kerdam” son of
- el 'Abbas “the uncle of the Prophet”
and of his connection with Serrar ibn Kerdam, the ancestor of all the famous tribes of Ga'al, and with our lord el 'Abbas, the uncle of the Prophet, upon whom be the blessings of God, and with his ancestor Hashim ibn 'Abd Menaf, and again with the latter 's forefather 'Adnan.
- Salah son of
- Muhammad el Dahmashi son of
- Bedayr son of
- Samra
Salah was son of Muhammad el Dahmashi son of Bedayr son of Samra
- Salah son of
- Muhammad el Dahmashi son of
- Bedayr son of
- Turki son of
- Bedayr son of
- Samra
Salah was son of Muhammad el Dahmashi son of Bedayr son of Turki son of Bedayr son of Samra
- Salah son of
- Musa el Kebir son of
- Muhammad son of
- Salah son of
- Bedayr son of
- Samra
Salah as son of Musa el Kebir, who was known as Masu, son of Muhammad son of Salah son of Bedayr son of Samra
- Salah son of
- Musa son of
- Muhammad son of
- Salah son of
- Dahmash son of
- Bedayr son of
- Samra son of
- Serrar
Salah was son of Musa, who was nicknamed Masu el Kebi'r son of Muhammad son of Salah son of Aluhammad son of Dahmash son of Bedayr son of Samra son of Serrar.
- Serrar son of
- Kerdam son of
- Abu el Di's son of
- Buda'a son of
- Masruk
Others say that Serrar was son of Kerdam son of Abu el Di's son of Buda'a son of Masruk.
- Hasin son of
- Ahmad son of
- Harkan
Also it is said that Hasin was son of Ahmad son of Harkan,
- 'Abdulla son of
- 'Abd el Muttalib son of
- Hashim
or again that his name was 'Abdulla son of 'Abd el Muttalib son of Hashim.
- el Abbas son of
- Abd el Muttalib son of
- Hashim
in Abdulla son of el Abbas son of Abd el Muttalib son of Hashim.
- Serrar son of
- Kerdam son of
- Abu el Di's son of
- Kuda'a son of
- Harkan son of
- Masruk son of
- Ahmad son of
- Ibrahim Ga'al “Ancestor of the tribe” son of
- Idris son of
- Kays son of
- Yemen son of
- 'Adi son of
- Kusas son of
- Kerab son of
- Hatil son of
- Yatil son of
- Dhu el Kila'a son of
- Sa'ad son of
- el Fadl son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- el 'Abbas “uncle of the Prophet” son of
- 'Abd el Muttalib son of
- Hashim
Serrar son of Kerdam son of Abu el Di's son of Kuda'a son of Harkan son of Masruk son of Ahmad son of Ibrahim Ga'al, an- cestor of the tribe, son of Idris son of Kays son of Yemen son of 'Adi son of Kusas son of Kerab son of Hatil son of Yatil son of Dhu el Kila'a son of Sa'ad son of el Fadl son of 'Abdulla son of el 'Abbas, uncle of the Prophet. . . , son of 'Abd el Muttalib son of Hashim.
- Bishara “feki” son of
- 'Ali “feki” son of
- Bursi
These letters patent I have written for the feki Bishara son of the feki 'Ali son of Bursi
- Bishara “el feki” son of
- 'Ali “feki” son of
- Bursi
Sultan Badi son of the Sultan Arbat on el feki Bishara son of feki 'Ali son of Bursi,
- Badi “Sultan” son of
- Arbat “Sultan”
Sultan Badi son of the Sultan Arbat
- el Sheikh Ibrahim el Bulad son of
- Gabir
When el Sheikh Ibrahim el Bulad ibn Gabir came from Egypt he settled on the island of Tarnag in the country of the Shaikia and taught law [lit. Khalif] and apostleship [risdla].
- el Sayyid el Fadl son of
- el Sayyid 'Abdulla son of
- el Sayyid el 'Abbas
all whose descent is now traced to el Sayyid el 'Abbas are only the progeny of el Sayyid el Fadl son of el Sayyid 'Abdulla son of el Sayyid el 'Abbas.
- el Sayyid Ahmad son of
- el Sheikh Isma'il el Wali
I am el Sayyid Ahmad son of el Sheikh Isma'il el Wali,
- Zaynab son of
- el Hag Muhammad
and my mother was Zaynab, daughter of el Hag Muhammad son of. . .{as in the tree, as far back as 'Adndn).
- Salim “ibn Muhammad el Sanhuri” son of
- Muhammad “el Sanhuri”
Salim ibn Muhammad el Sanhuri, who was a commentator on the Mukhtasar of Khalil ibn Ishak el Gindi.
- Khalil “ibn Ishak el Gindi” son of
- Ishak “el Gindi”
Salim ibn Muhammad el Sanhuri, who was a commentator on the Mukhtasar of Khalil ibn Ishak el Gindi.
- Muhammad son of
- Salah son of
- Muhammad
"Muhammad" is presumably the son of Salah ibn Muhammad.
- El Khazin “Sheikh 'Ala el Din 'Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Ibrahim el Baghdadi el Sufi "el Khazin."” son of
- Muhammad son of
- Ibrahim
El Khazin is Sheikh 'Ala el Din 'Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Ibrahim el Baghdadi el Sufi "el Khazin."
- 'Agam son of
- Zaid son of
- Muhammad
traditionally descended from 'Agam ibn Zaid ibn Muhammad
- Wanasuna “bint 'Omar” son of
- 'Omar “ibn Hammad” son of
- Hammad “ibn Muhammad” son of
- Muhammad
namely, Wanasuna bint 'Omar ibn Hammad ibn Muhammad, so her pedigree meets that of Sheikh Khogali in the person of el Malik Gama'i.
- Hammad “el Nahlan ibn Muhammad” son of
- Muhammad
"Hammad el Nahlan ibn Muhammad, el Bedayri" (d. IIl626 A.H.).
- Kardaka “ibn Fellah” son of
- Fellah “ibn Sheraf el Dm” son of
- Sheraf el Dm “ibn 'Agam” son of
- 'Agam
The descendants of Kardaka ibn Fellah ibn Sheraf el Dm ibn 'Agam are on Tuti Island :
- Marzuk “ibn Fellah” son of
- Fellah “ibn Sheraf el Din” son of
- Sheraf el Din “ibn 'Agam” son of
- 'Agam
Some of the descendants of Marzuk ibn Fellah ibn Sheraf el Din ibn 'Agam live at Burri el Mahass near Khartoum South,
- Zai'd “ibn 'Agam” son of
- 'Agam
The descendants of Zai'd ibn 'Agam form various tribes.
- Hammad “ibn 'Abd el Salam” son of
- 'Abd el Salam “ibn . . .{as in tree, to 'Isa)” son of
- 'Isa
They include the children of Hammad ibn 'Abd el Salam ibn . . .{as in tree, to 'Isa), namely el feki el Sayyid and 'Abd el Salam and el Hag Muhammad Nur and their sisters Fatima and Um Kalthum:
- Idris “ibn Shakartu” son of
- Shakartu “ibn...(rt^ in tree, to 'Agam)” son of
- 'Agam
Also the children of Idris ibn Shakartu ibn...(rt^ in tree, to 'Agam).
- Shakartulla son of
- el Hag
Also the children of Shakartulla ibn el Hag ibn . . .{as in tree, to
- Idri's son of
- Shakartu
and all are descended from Idri's ibn Shakartu.
- Rahma son of
- 'Ali
Some of the descendants of Rahma ibn 'Ali ibn . . .{as in tree, to
- Sa'ad son of
- el feki Adam
are the descendants of Sa'ad ibn el feki Adam ibn. . .{as in tree, to
- Alahmud son of
- Zai'd
These people are the children of Alahmud walad Zai'd.
- 'Abdulla son of
- Abu Sarah “the Companion”
All of these are descended from the Ansar who conquered the Sudan in 43 a.h. during the period of the rule of 'Abdulla ibn Abu Sarah, the Companion.
- Kahtan son of
- 'Abir
They are Arabs of Yemen and descended from Kahtan ibn 'Abir, that is the prophet Hud.
- Hasan son of
- Hasuna
Sheikh Hasan ibn Hasuna, whose kuhba is in the middle of
- Fatima son of
- Habashia
His mother was Fatima bint Habashia, whose
- Muhammad el Nur son of
- Dayfulla son of
- 'Ali son of
- Ibrahim son of
- el Hag Nasrulla
The feki Muhammad el Nur ibn Dayfulla, the author of the Tabakdt el Azcliyd bi 7 Sudan, was son of Dayfulla ibn 'Ali ibn Ibrahim ibn el Hag Nasrulla, a Ga'ali 'Abbasi.
- Gebel son of
- 'Arman
Among them are the sons of 'Arman, namely Gebel, the ancestor of the Gebelab, and Gabr, the ancestor of the Gabrab, and 'Abd el 'Al, the ancestor of the Magadib and the Kandilab (and in all 'Abd el 'Al had fourteen sons and from each one of them are descended various tribes), and Sha'a el Din, the ancestor of the Sha'adinab (who consist of various tribes), and el Malik 'Adlan ibn 'Arman (who had thirty male children, from each of whom are descended numerous tribes), and Zayd, the ancestor of the Zai'dab (who contain many tribes), and Musallam, ancestor of the Musallamab (who are many tribes), and Mukabir, the ancestor of the Mukabirab (who are tribes), and Sa'i'd, the an- cestor of the Sa'adab and the Nimrab, and Nasir, the ancestor of the Nasirab, and Shai, and Yoiy, the ancestor of the Yoiyab. These are the twelve sons of 'Arman, and their descendants were even more numerous.
- Gabr son of
- 'Arman
Among them are the sons of 'Arman, namely Gebel, the ancestor of the Gebelab, and Gabr, the ancestor of the Gabrab, and 'Abd el 'Al, the ancestor of the Magadib and the Kandilab (and in all 'Abd el 'Al had fourteen sons and from each one of them are descended various tribes), and Sha'a el Din, the ancestor of the Sha'adinab (who consist of various tribes), and el Malik 'Adlan ibn 'Arman (who had thirty male children, from each of whom are descended numerous tribes), and Zayd, the ancestor of the Zai'dab (who contain many tribes), and Musallam, ancestor of the Musallamab (who are many tribes), and Mukabir, the ancestor of the Mukabirab (who are tribes), and Sa'i'd, the an- cestor of the Sa'adab and the Nimrab, and Nasir, the ancestor of the Nasirab, and Shai, and Yoiy, the ancestor of the Yoiyab. These are the twelve sons of 'Arman, and their descendants were even more numerous.
- 'Abd el 'Al son of
- 'Arman
Among them are the sons of 'Arman, namely Gebel, the ancestor of the Gebelab, and Gabr, the ancestor of the Gabrab, and 'Abd el 'Al, the ancestor of the Magadib and the Kandilab (and in all 'Abd el 'Al had fourteen sons and from each one of them are descended various tribes), and Sha'a el Din, the ancestor of the Sha'adinab (who consist of various tribes), and el Malik 'Adlan ibn 'Arman (who had thirty male children, from each of whom are descended numerous tribes), and Zayd, the ancestor of the Zai'dab (who contain many tribes), and Musallam, ancestor of the Musallamab (who are many tribes), and Mukabir, the ancestor of the Mukabirab (who are tribes), and Sa'i'd, the an- cestor of the Sa'adab and the Nimrab, and Nasir, the ancestor of the Nasirab, and Shai, and Yoiy, the ancestor of the Yoiyab. These are the twelve sons of 'Arman, and their descendants were even more numerous.
- Sha'a el Din son of
- 'Arman
Among them are the sons of 'Arman, namely Gebel, the ancestor of the Gebelab, and Gabr, the ancestor of the Gabrab, and 'Abd el 'Al, the ancestor of the Magadib and the Kandilab (and in all 'Abd el 'Al had fourteen sons and from each one of them are descended various tribes), and Sha'a el Din, the ancestor of the Sha'adinab (who consist of various tribes), and el Malik 'Adlan ibn 'Arman (who had thirty male children, from each of whom are descended numerous tribes), and Zayd, the ancestor of the Zai'dab (who contain many tribes), and Musallam, ancestor of the Musallamab (who are many tribes), and Mukabir, the ancestor of the Mukabirab (who are tribes), and Sa'i'd, the an- cestor of the Sa'adab and the Nimrab, and Nasir, the ancestor of the Nasirab, and Shai, and Yoiy, the ancestor of the Yoiyab. These are the twelve sons of 'Arman, and their descendants were even more numerous.
- el Malik 'Adlan son of
- 'Arman
Among them are the sons of 'Arman, namely Gebel, the ancestor of the Gebelab, and Gabr, the ancestor of the Gabrab, and 'Abd el 'Al, the ancestor of the Magadib and the Kandilab (and in all 'Abd el 'Al had fourteen sons and from each one of them are descended various tribes), and Sha'a el Din, the ancestor of the Sha'adinab (who consist of various tribes), and el Malik 'Adlan ibn 'Arman (who had thirty male children, from each of whom are descended numerous tribes), and Zayd, the ancestor of the Zai'dab (who contain many tribes), and Musallam, ancestor of the Musallamab (who are many tribes), and Mukabir, the ancestor of the Mukabirab (who are tribes), and Sa'i'd, the an- cestor of the Sa'adab and the Nimrab, and Nasir, the ancestor of the Nasirab, and Shai, and Yoiy, the ancestor of the Yoiyab. These are the twelve sons of 'Arman, and their descendants were even more numerous.
- Sheikh Hamid Abu 'Asa son of
- Sheikh 'Omar son of
- Belal son of
- Muhammad son of
- 'Omar son of
- Muhammad el A'war son of
- 'Abd el 'Al son of
- el Malik 'Arman
Among the 'Omarab was Sheikh Hamid Abu 'Asa son of Sheikh 'Omar son of Belal son of Muhammad son of 'Omar son of Muhammad el A'war son of 'Abd el 'Al son of el Malik 'Arman.
- 'Ali son of
- el Malik 'Abd el Daim son of
- 'Adlan
The descendants of 'Ali ibn el MaUk 'Abd el Dai'm are the 'Aliab : those of Yoiy ibn el Malik 'Abd el Daim ibn 'Adlan are the YoiYAB round Kozbara : those of Hammad ibn el Malik 'Abd el Daim are round el Metemma.
- Yoiy son of
- el Malik 'Abd el Daim son of
- 'Adlan
The descendants of 'Ali ibn el MaUk 'Abd el Dai'm are the 'Aliab : those of Yoiy ibn el Malik 'Abd el Daim ibn 'Adlan are the YoiYAB round Kozbara : those of Hammad ibn el Malik 'Abd el Daim are round el Metemma.
- Abo son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- Godafdt
In Ddrfur, and among his desce?idants were Abo ibn 'Abdulla ibn Godafdt.
- Barik son of
- 'Uday son of
- Haritha son of
- 'Amir son of
- Haritha son of
- Tha- 'aliba son of
- Amra el Kays son of
- Mazin son of
- el Azd
descended from Barik ibn 'Uday ibn Haritha ibn 'Amir ibn Haritha ibn Tha- 'aliba ibn Amra el Kays ibn Mazin ibn el Azd, who are [all of the tribe of] Ghassan.
- el Yds son of
- Mudr
The mother of el Yds ibn Mudr was el Rubab bint Sayda ibn Ma'ad ibn 'Adnan; and el Yds ibn Mudr had three sons, Mudraka and Tdbikha and 'Umayr, and their mother was Khindif, whose [real] name was Layla bint Halwdn ibn 'Omran ibn el Hafi ibn Kudd'a ibn Ma'ad ibn 'Adndn.
- Layla son of
- Halwdn son of
- 'Omran son of
- el Hafi son of
- Kudd'a son of
- Ma'ad son of
- 'Adndn
whose [real] name was Layla bint Halwdn ibn 'Omran ibn el Hafi ibn Kudd'a ibn Ma'ad ibn 'Adndn.
- Guhayna son of
- Ri'sh
They include Guhayna ibn Ri'sh ibn. . .{as in Tree 4, to 'Adndn), and, secondly, Guhayna ibn 'Abdulla ibn Anas el Guhani, and thirdly, Guhayna of the tribe of Kuda'a, namely Guhayna ibn Zayd ibn. . .{as in tree, to 'Adndn), and, fourthly, Guhayna ibn 'Atia ibn Hasan ibn 'Abdulla
- Guhayna son of
- Rish
For "Guhayna ibn Rish" see Wiistenfeld, H. "Rish" {J^ij) should be "Rayth" (w^rjj).
- Guhayna son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- Anas el Guhani
They include Guhayna ibn Ri'sh ibn. . .{as in Tree 4, to 'Adndn), and, secondly, Guhayna ibn 'Abdulla ibn Anas el Guhani, and thirdly, Guhayna of the tribe of Kuda'a, namely Guhayna ibn Zayd ibn. . .{as in tree, to 'Adndn), and, fourthly, Guhayna ibn 'Atia ibn Hasan ibn 'Abdulla
- Guhayna son of
- Zayd
They include Guhayna ibn Ri'sh ibn. . .{as in Tree 4, to 'Adndn), and, secondly, Guhayna ibn 'Abdulla ibn Anas el Guhani, and thirdly, Guhayna of the tribe of Kuda'a, namely Guhayna ibn Zayd ibn. . .{as in tree, to 'Adndn), and, fourthly, Guhayna ibn 'Atia ibn Hasan ibn 'Abdulla
- Guhayna son of
- 'Atia son of
- Hasan son of
- 'Abdulla
They include Guhayna ibn Ri'sh ibn. . .{as in Tree 4, to 'Adndn), and, secondly, Guhayna ibn 'Abdulla ibn Anas el Guhani, and thirdly, Guhayna of the tribe of Kuda'a, namely Guhayna ibn Zayd ibn. . .{as in tree, to 'Adndn), and, fourthly, Guhayna ibn 'Atia ibn Hasan ibn 'Abdulla
- Kays son of
- Baghid
namely Kays and Sufian and Dhubian, and the descendants of Kays ibn Baghid were the Guhayna ibn Ri'sh mentioned above and Guhayna ibn 'Abdulla ibn Anas el Guhani.
- Muhammad son of
- Sufian son of
- Baghid
who are the children of Muhammad ibn Sufian ibn 'Abs ibn Sufian ibn Baghid.
- 'Abs son of
- Sufian son of
- Baghid
who are the children of Muhammad ibn Sufian ibn 'Abs ibn Sufian ibn Baghid.
- Nur son of
- 'Ali
The descendants of the sons of Nur ibn 'Ali. ^^ Each of them forms a tribe that defends itself."
- Nur son of
- 'Ali
hence the names of the sons of Nur ibn 'Ali {see tree).
- Muhammad son of
- 'Amir
The descendants of Muhammad ibn 'Amir: "Each of them forms a separate tribe, some of them living near el Siiit and others in the deserts of Senndr."
- Bashir son of
- Dhubian
The SHUKRfA descended from Bashir ibn Dhubian: "The descendants of Bashtr ibn. . . , etc., are the Shukria and the Nabaria.
- 'Abdulla son of
- Ga'afir son of
- Abu Tdlib
descended from 'Abdulla ibn Ga'afir ibn Abu Tdlib.
- Felldt son of
- Kungar
others of them are sons of Felldt ibn Kungar, who are partly Fell AT A.
- el Zubayr son of
- 'Awzvdm
Not to be confused with the Kawahla descended from el Zubayr ibn el 'Awzvdm.
- nomads in the Sudan son of
- Rabi'a son of
- Nizar
The nomads in the Sudan who have been mentioned are all descended from Mudr ibn Nizar and Rabi'a ibn Nizar.
- 'Abdulla “ibn el Zubayr ibn el 'Awwam” son of
- el Zubayr “ibn el 'Awwam” son of
- el 'Awwam
The inhabitants of the Nile [valley] south of Egypt and west of the Red Sea are all 'Ababda, the descendants of 'Abdulla ibn el Zubayr ibn el 'Awwam.
- el Hasan “ibn 'Ali” son of
- 'Ali
The facts given above are based on a tree which I found written in the handwriting of el Hasan ibn 'Ali, the brother of el Sayyid Ahmad el Bedowi, and taken from the genealogical tree found by el Shafa'i 'Ali Ibrahim and the above-mentioned el Hasan.
- Hammad “ibn Gunayd” son of
- Gunayd
The Ta'ai'sha and the Habbania and the Awlad Hamayd and Selim are descendants of Hammad ibn Gunayd.
- Hammad son of
- Gunayd
The Ta'aisha and the Habbania and the Awlad Hamayd and Selim are the descendants of Hammad son of Gunayd, [and live]
- 'Abd el Rahman “ibn Abu Bukr el Sadik” son of
- Abu Bukr el Sadik
and all of them trace their descent to 'Abd el Rahman ibn Abu Bukr el Sadik and are Kuraysh.
- 'Abd el Rahman son of
- Abu Bukr el Sadik
Their pedigree goes back to 'Abd el Rahman son of Abu Bukr el Sadik (God bless him).
- Abu Daraywa son of
- 'Abd el Daim
It is to be assumed that Abu Daraywa was a son of 'Abd el Daim, as shown in the tree, because he appears as such in BA (MS. 3) and A 11.
- 'Abd el Ma'abud son of
- 'Adlan
Similarly, 'Abd el Ma'abud in para, xvii may, for a like reason, be assumed to be a son of 'Adlan, and Ba'abush and Sa'ad Abu Dabus to be sons of 'Abd el Ma'abud.
- MansQr son of
- Gamu'a
The tribes mentioned as descended from MansQr the son of Gamu'a
- Dula son of
- Kerdam
as descended from Dula son of Kerdam the Ga'ali.
- 'Abd el Kerim son of
- Gama'i
and how 'Abd el Kerim ibn Gama'i the founder of the Wadai dynasty is said to have belonged to a Ga'ali family (see Introduction to Chap, i of Part III).
- 'Abs son of
- Baghid
The 'Abs mentioned here obviously represents the 'Abs son of Baghid mentioned in the preceding note.
- Dhubian son of
- Baghid
the son of Baghid and the son of 'Abd: both are descended (see tree) from Baghid, and in mentioning the full name of some of the descendants of the former he has, on reaching Dhubian, con- tinued ". . .son of 'Abd," etc., instead of ". . .son of Baghid," although he has previously made it clear that, as in all other nisbas of the Guhayna group, the persons and tribes mentioned are descended from the son of Baghid.
- Fezara son of
- Dhubian son of
- Baghid
This Fezara was son of Dhubian son of Baghid son of
- 'Aid son of
- Husayn
'Aid ibn Husayn has not previously been mentioned....
- Tomam son of
- Tamim el Dar “the amir Nigm el Dm”
3. Tomam, son of Tamim el Dar, [i.e.] the amir Nigm el Dm ["Star of Religion"], who was buried at Cairo at the Gate of Victory, had four sons, viz.:
- Um Barak son of
- Nigm el Din
(a) Um Barak ibn Nigm el Din, whose descendants are called the Umbarakab and live in Upper Egypt and the Sudan.
- 'Onulla son of
- Nigm el Din
(h) 'Onulla ibn Nigm el Din, whose descendants are called the 'Onul- LAB and live in Upper Egypt and the Sudan.
- Ghulamulla son of
- Nigm el Din
(c) Ghulamulla ibn Nigm el Din, whose descendants are called the Harbiab and live in Upper Egypt and the Sudan.
- 'Amir son of
- Nigm el Din
(d) 'Amir ibn Nigm el Din, whose descendants are called the Awlad 'OmrAn^ and live in Upper Egypt and Kordofan [in] the Sudan.
- Azvldd Ha? son of
- 'Omar son of
- Hammad
Azvldd Ha?^ bint 'Omar ibn Hammad.
- inna son of
- Ta'ulla son of
- Sulaymdn
inna bint Ta'ulla ibn Sulaymdn.
- el Sheikh Ishak son of
- el Sheikh Muhammad Ahmad Sheddad
This is the pedigree of el Sheikh Ishak ibn el Sheikh Muhammad Ahmad Sheddad: Ishak son of. . .
- Muhammad son of
- Sulayman son of
- Khalid son of
- el “Walid”
the family of Kahil son of 'Amir son of Khalifa Ibayrak son of Muhammad son of Sulayman son of Khalid son of el Walid.
- 'Abdulla “el Gawad” son of
- Ga'afir son of
- Abu “Talib” son of
- 'Abd “el Muttahb (surnamed 'Abd Menaf)”
are traced to 'Abdulla el Gawad son of Ga'afir son of Abu Talib son of 'Abd el Muttahb (surnamed 'Abd Menaf).
- Hasan son of
- Gamil
are the children of Hasan son of Gamil, and their pedigree reaches to 'Abdulla el Gawad son of Ga'afir son of Abu Talib.
- Hasan son of
- Gamil
They are the sons of Hasan ibn Gamil and their pedigree goes back to 'Abdulla el Gawad ibn Ga'afir el Tiar.
- 'Abdulla “el Gawad” son of
- Ga'afir son of
- Abu “Talib”
their pedigree reaches to 'Abdulla el Gawad son of Ga'afir son of Abu Talib.
- Rikab son of
- 'Abdulla
The RiKABiYYUN are the family of Rikab son of 'Abdulla
- Rikab son of
- Abdulla
The RiKABiYYUN are the family of Rikab ibn 'Abdulla and trace their descent to el Sheikh Ahmad ibn 'Omar el Zila'i, who was of the stock of 'Okayl ibn Abu Talib.
- Rikab son of
- 'Abdulla
The RiKABiYYtJN are the descendants of Rikab ibn 'Abdulla, and their pedigree goes back to Sheikh Ahmad ibn 'Omar el Zi'la'i, the descendant of 'Okayl ibn Abu TaHb, God bless him.
- el “Sayyid Muhammad” son of
- el “Imam 'Ali”
the descendants of the noble el Sayyid Muhammad, son of el Imam 'Ali, known as "Ibn el Hanafia."
- Sulayman son of
- 'Abd “el Malik” son of
- Marwan “the Ommawi”
The 'Amriyyun (spelt with 'amr . . . ) are the family of Sulayman son of 'Abd el Malik son of Marwan the Ommawi.
- Gabir son of
- 'Abdulla “el Ansari”
They are the family of Gabir son of 'Abdulla el Ansari.
- Gabir son of
- 'Abdulla “el Ansari”
They are the family of Gabir ibn 'Abdulla el Ansari, who begot them at the time of the conquest of Dongola, when it was destroyed and God gave the Muslims the victory in the invasion of 'Amr ibn el 'Asi, God bless him.
- Muhammad Taha “ibn el feki” son of
- Ahmad el 'Alim
El Sheikh Muhammad Taha ibn el feki i^) Ahmad el 'Alim.
- Sulayman son of
- Khalid “of the Beni Makhzum”
Sulayman" as son of Khalid: the latter was of the Beni Makhzum.
- 'Abdulla “ibn Sa'ad” son of
- Gabir
The reference is to the conquest of Dongola in 652 a.d. by 'Abdulla ibn Sa'ad. I can find no record of 'Abdulla's having a son Gabir.
- Muhammad son of
- 'Isa “Sowar el Dhahab”
The following is the pedigree which was transcribed by the feki Ahmad Muhammad from the pedigree of Sheikh Muhammad ibn 'Isa Sowar el Dhahab, [which latter came] from Mekka the Noble, for it was brought [thence] by Sheikh Kamil el Murshid the Bedayri^ ;
- Hilali “ibn Muhammad” son of
- Muhammad “ibn 'Isa” son of
- 'Isa
Hilali ibn Muhammad ibn 'Isa, D 3, 66 and 134.
- el Tom “daughter” son of
- Kerayb “son”
The pedigree is as follows: el Tom daughter of Kerayb son of
- 'Abd el Kadir son of
- 'Abdulla
'Abd el Kadir son of 'Abdulla.
- Muhammad son of
- el Nur
Here follows the pedigree: Muhammad son of el Nur. . .
- Ibrahim “ibn Idris” son of
- Idris
their ancestor Ibrahim ibn Idris was a generous king, and the feeble tribes- men used to come to him complaining of want of food, and he used to say to them "ga'alndkum min ahl nafakdtnd" ["we have made you a part of our household"]; and for this reason he was surnamed "Ga'al."
- Hamaydan son of
- Hasabulla “el Hasabullawiyyun”
[Hamaydan] had eight sons, Ghanim and Shaik (whose mother was Hamama the daughter of his father's brother Rubat), and Hasabulla (el Hasabullawiyyun) and Mutraf (whose mother was the daughter of Hashi el Kumr el Fungawi), and Ghanim and Ghanum and Gami'a (el Gimi'ab) and Malik el Zayn, all four full brothers,
- Hamaydan son of
- Mutraf
[Hamaydan] had eight sons, Ghanim and Shaik (whose mother was Hamama the daughter of his father's brother Rubat), and Hasabulla (el Hasabullawiyyun) and Mutraf (whose mother was the daughter of Hashi el Kumr el Fungawi), and Ghanim and Ghanum and Gami'a (el Gimi'ab) and Malik el Zayn, all four full brothers,
- Hamaydan son of
- Ghanum
[Hamaydan] had eight sons, Ghanim and Shaik (whose mother was Hamama the daughter of his father's brother Rubat), and Hasabulla (el Hasabullawiyyun) and Mutraf (whose mother was the daughter of Hashi el Kumr el Fungawi), and Ghanim and Ghanum and Gami'a (el Gimi'ab) and Malik el Zayn, all four full brothers,
- Hamaydan son of
- Gami'a “el Gimi'ab”
[Hamaydan] had eight sons, Ghanim and Shaik (whose mother was Hamama the daughter of his father's brother Rubat), and Hasabulla (el Hasabullawiyyun) and Mutraf (whose mother was the daughter of Hashi el Kumr el Fungawi), and Ghanim and Ghanum and Gami'a (el Gimi'ab) and Malik el Zayn, all four full brothers,
- Hamaydan son of
- Malik el Zayn
[Hamaydan] had eight sons, Ghanim and Shaik (whose mother was Hamama the daughter of his father's brother Rubat), and Hasabulla (el Hasabullawiyyun) and Mutraf (whose mother was the daughter of Hashi el Kumr el Fungawi), and Ghanim and Ghanum and Gami'a (el Gimi'ab) and Malik el Zayn, all four full brothers,
- Kungar son of
- Sulayman “el 'Adhab” son of
- Sa'ad son of
- 'Abd el Ma'abud
and Kungar son of Sulayman el 'Adhab son of Sa'ad son of 'Abd el Saiam son of 'Abd el Ma'abud, for ['Abd el Ma'abud] had eight sons, Muhammad el Asfar and Balula el Ki'r and Sinbis and Shukl and Katkib and 'Abd el Salam and Musa and el Khudayr.
- el fekih Muhammad son of
- 'Abd el Wahhab son of
- Sulayman “el 'Adhab”
the people of el fekih Muhammad son of 'Abd el Wahhab Guayr son of Sulayman el 'Adhab, and Kungar son of Sulayman el 'Adhab son of Sa'ad son of 'Abd el Saiam son of 'Abd el Ma'abud, for ['Abd el Ma'abud] had eight sons, Muhammad el Asfar and Balula el Ki'r and Sinbis and Shukl and Katkib and 'Abd el Salam and Musa and el Khudayr.
- Kungar son of
- Sulayman “el 'Adhab” son of
- Sa'ad son of
- 'Abd el Saiam son of
- 'Abd el Ma'abud
and Kungar son of Sulayman el 'Adhab son of Sa'ad son of 'Abd el Saiam son of 'Abd el Ma'abud, for ['Abd el Ma'abud] had eight sons, Muhammad el Asfar and Balula el Ki'r and Sinbis and Shukl and Katkib and 'Abd el Salam and Musa and el Khudayr.
- Kahil son of
- 'Omara son of
- Khalifa son of
- Muhammad son of
- Sulayman son of
- Khalid son of
- el Wah'd
XLVIII The Kawahla* are the family of Kahil son of 'Omara son of Khalifa son of Muhammad son of Sulayman son of Khalid son of el Wah'd.
- 'Abdulla el Gawad son of
- Ga'afir son of
- Abu Talib
L The Shukri'a trace their descent to 'Abdulla el Gawad son of Ga'afir son of Abu Talib.
- Musallam son of
- Hegaz son of
- Atif el Bukri
The Mesallamia are the family of Musallam son of Hegaz^ son of 'Atif el Bukri.
- Amir son of
- el Darab el 'Adwani
The Beni 'Amir are the family of 'Amir ibn el Darab el 'Adwani, [and] entered Abyssinia.
- Duhaym son of
- Ahmad el Kenani
Kenana are the relatives of Duhaym ibn Ahmad el Kenani, an important and unblemished family.
- Gabir son of
- Abdulla el Ansar[i]
and it is well known that they are the family of Gabir ibn 'Abdulla el Ansar[i], who left them [as his posterity] at the time of the conquest of Dongola, after its siege.
- Abdulla son of
- Abbas
The 'Abbasiyyun are of the family of 'Abdulla ibn 'Abbas in the Sudan.
- el Sayyid Muhammad son of
- the Imam 'Ali “God bless him”
The Fadnia are the descendants of el Sayyid Muhammad son of the Imam 'Ali, God bless him, and there is much related of them.
- Beni Hanbal son of
- 'Amir
the Beni Hanbal ibn 'Amir.
- Sa'id son of
- Daud son of
- 'Abd el Gelil
their ancestor Sa'id son of Daud son of 'Abd el Gelil
- el Mahays son of
- Kahtan son of
- el Mahays son of
- Ibrahim
el Mahays son of Kahtan son of el Mahays son of Ibrahim
- Barda son of
- Shi'th
And as a variant, ['Adnan was] son of Isma'i'l. . .son of Ibrahim. . .son of Tarikh son of Farikh son of Nahur^ son of Ashra'a son of Ra'u son of Faligh^ son of 'Amir son of Shalikh son of Fakhshadh son of Sam son of Nuh. . .son of Shi'th. . .son of Barda son of Mihayil son of Kaynan son of Anush son of Shith. . .son of Adam. . .
- Shith son of
- Anush
And as a variant, ['Adnan was] son of Isma'i'l. . .son of Ibrahim. . .son of Tarikh son of Farikh son of Nahur^ son of Ashra'a son of Ra'u son of Faligh^ son of 'Amir son of Shalikh son of Fakhshadh son of Sam son of Nuh. . .son of Shi'th. . .son of Barda son of Mihayil son of Kaynan son of Anush son of Shith. . .son of Adam. . .
- Malik “ibn Isma'il” son of
- 'Abd el 'Aziz
Malik ibn Isma'il told me that 'Abd el 'Aziz. . .told him on the authority of. . .who had been told by. . .that the Prophet. . .said ' Every prophet has a helper, and my helper is Zubayr el 'Awwam.'
- Faris son of
- Tirash son of
- Mashiir
For the tree from Abraham ("Ibrahim") upwards to Noah see D i, LXVI, etc. "Tarikh" (Terah) was son of Nahur (Nahor) and the insertion of "Farikh" seems to be due to some dim recollection of "Faris son of Tirash son of Mashiir," the Persian ancestor mentioned in D i, lxv.
- Muhammad “ibn el Hag” son of
- Ma'in
From Muhammad ibn el Hag to Dhubian the direct stem only is given in this paragraph : the other six sons of Ma'in are added to the tree from para, xxx — the note to which see.
- Hegazi “ibn Ma'in” son of
- Ma'in
As a matter of fact there is little doubt but that Hegazi ibn Ma'in, the founder of Arbagi, was one of the HupuR and had no connection with the GuHAYNA group whatever (see Part III, Chap. 13).
- Hegazi son of
- Ma'in
For the foundation of Arbagi about 1474 a.d. by Hegazi ibn Ma'in, cp. Jackson, p. 18.
- Ahmad son of
- 'Omar
This is the pedigree of the Ari'fi'a : Ahmad son of 'Omar son of . . .
- Mazin son of
- Sha'uf
Now Mazin the son of Sha'uf had four sons :.
- Rashid son of
- Muhammad el Asla'a son of
- 'Abs son of
- Dhubian
The Messi'ria and the Habbania and the Rizaykat^ and the Fayarin and the Ta'ai'sha are the descendants of Rashid son of Muhammad el Asla'a son of 'Abs son of Dhubian.
- 'Omran son of
- Dhubian
they were descendants of 'Omran son of Dhubian.
- Muhammad Kahil son of
- 'Amir son of
- Abdulla son of
- Zubayr son of
- el Awwam
Muhammad Kahil son of 'Amir son of Abdulla (according to Ibn Yahya) son of Zubayr son of el Awwam; and the mother of Zubayr was Safia daughter of Abd el MuttaUb. The mother of Muhammad Kahil was Sikina daughter of AH the Imam son of Abu Talib, whom God bless; and her mother was Fatima, the daughter of the Prophet.
- Safia son of
- Abd el MuttaUb
and the mother of Zubayr was Safia daughter of Abd el MuttaUb.
- Sikina son of
- AH the Imam
The mother of Muhammad Kahil was Sikina daughter of AH the Imam son of Abu Talib, whom God bless; and her mother was Fatima, the daughter of the Prophet.
- the Prophet son of
- Abdulla
the Prophet, son of Abdulla,
- el Khalifa Belal el Shayb son of
- el Sayyid 'Abd el Fattah son of
- el Sayyid Hasuna son of
- el Sayyid Musa el Harim son of
- el Hag Rahma son of
- el Sayyid el Hag 'Abdulla son of
- el Sayyid Mahmud son of
- el Sayyid el Hag Ibrahim son of
- el Sayyid Hashim son of
- el Sayyid Muhammad son of
- el Sayyid Gemal el Din son of
- el Sayyid Muhammad son of
- el Sayyid Hasan son of
- el Sayyid 'Ali son of
- el Sayyid Ibrahim son of
- el Sayyid Idris son of
- el Sayyid Salih son of
- el Sayyid Hasan son of
- el Sayyid Musa son of
- el Sayyid Ibrahim son of
- el Sayyid Musa son of
- el Sayyid Shani son of
- el Sayyid Musa el Kazim son of
- el Sayyid Ga'afir son of
- el Sayyid Muhammad son of
- el Sayyid Zayn el 'Abdi'n son of
- el Sayyid el Husayn son of
- el Sayyid 'Ali son of
- Abu Talib “God bless and honour him.”
of el Khalifa Belal el Shayb son of el Sayyid 'Abd el Fattah son of el Sayyid Hasuna son of el Sayyid Musa el Harim son of el Sayyid el Hag Rahma son of el Sayyid el Hag 'Abdulla son of el Sayyid Mahmud son of el Sayyid el Hag Ibrahim son of el Sayyid Hashim son of el Sayyid Muhammad son of el Sayyid Gemal el Din son of el Sayyid Muhammad son of el Sayyid Hasan son of el Sayyid 'Ali son of el Sayyid Ibrahim son of el Sayyid Idris son of el Sayyid Salih son of el Sayyid Hasan son of el Sayyid Musa son of el Sayyid Ibrahim son of el Sayyid Musa son of el Sayyid Shani son of el Sayyid Musa el Kazim son of el Sayyid Ga'afir son of el Sayyid Muhammad son of el Sayyid Zayn el 'Abdi'n son of el Sayyid el Husayn son of el Sayyid 'Ali son of Abu Talib, God bless and honour him.
- Idri's son of
- Idri's the elder
and verily it is the tree of Idri's ibn Idri's the elder, and the witness thereto is el Sa)^id el Sheri'f el Taib el Husayn el Shafa'i, God bless him, as is testified by 'Abdulla Ahmad, for it was written by the hand of Gemal el Din.
- el Sayyid el Shen'f Muhammad 'Abd el Wahhab son of
- Muhammad son of
- el Dow son of
- el Nur son of
- el Hasan son of
- Salim son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- 'AH el Taib son of
- Muhammad son of
- el Shafa'i
This is the pedigree of el Sayyid el Shen'f Muhammad 'Abd el Wahhab son of Muhammad son of el Dow son of el Nur son of el Hasan son of Salim son of 'Abdulla son of 'AH el Taib son of Muhammad son of el Shafa'i . . .
- 'Abd el Sadik son of
- 'Abd el Khalik son of
- Muhammad Katarish
XXI 'Abd el Sadik son of 'Abd el Khalik son of Muhammad Katarish begot the Sabrab.
- Ibrahim “the younger” son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- 'Omar son of
- Ibrahim “the elder”
The Shokab and the 'Ashwab and the Rihaymab are descended from Ibrahim the younger, son of 'Abdulla son of 'Omar son of Ibrahim the elder.
- Mahmud son of
- Zaid
and the Korumab, the people of Mahmud walad Zaid.
- el Sheikh Muhammad son of
- Abu Wanaysa
the stock of el Sheikh Muhammad walad Abu Wanaysa
- Musallam “ibn 'Atif” son of
- 'Atif son of
- Hegaz
And here ends the pedigree of the descendants of Musallam ibn 'Atif ibn Hegaz, who was an Ommawi on the side of his mother Rabi'a el Ommawia; but his father was 'Abd el Hamid son of. . .
- El Ami'n son of
- Delisa
El Ami'n ibn Delisa is said to have been a Mesallami living on the Atbara and a contemporary of Hasan wad Hasuna (died 1664 A. D.; see D 3, 132).
- Nebat “ibn Daud el Gemal” son of
- Daud “el Gemal”
Nebat ibn Daud el Gemal begot Shawar, ancestor of the Shawarab, and Salih, ancestor of the Sawalha and the Nebatia.
- Nebat “ibn Daud” son of
- Daud “el JHashi”
'Abd el Khalik son of Daud el JHashi begot the Shawarab Nas Awlad Mahr as distinct from the Shawarab " {i.e. the rest of the Shawarab.-') "and begot" [i.e. was ancestor of (jJ^)] "Nebat ibn Daud el Gemal";
- Bulad son of
- Musallam
Some say they are descended from Bulad son of Musallam, and others that they are Ga'al.
- el feki “Mekki” son of
- el feki “Sherifi”
according to what we have copied from the writings of el feki Sherifi ibn el feki Mekki, and according to what has been copied from el feki 'Abdulla ibn el feki el Amin with absolute exactitude,
- el feki “el Amin” son of
- el feki “Abdulla”
according to what we have copied from the writings of el feki Sherifi ibn el feki Mekki, and according to what has been copied from el feki 'Abdulla ibn el feki el Amin with absolute exactitude,
- el Sherif el Sayyid el Hasib el Nesib son of
- Muhammad son of
- el Imam 'Ali
el Sherif el Sayyid el Hasib el Nesib ibn Muhammad ibn el Imam 'Ali, God bless him, who is known as Ibn el Hanafia."
- Musallam “el Abwab” son of
- Atif
In No. I Musallam is here called "Musallam el Abwab son of Atif . . . ."
- Makhzum son of
- Yakza son of
- Murra son of
- Ka'ab son of
- Luai son of
- Ghahb son of
- Fihr
Makhzum are a sub-tribe of Kuraysh and are descended from Makhzum son of Yakza son of Murra son of Ka'ab son of Luai son of Ghahb son of Fihr.
- Ghatafan son of
- Sa'ad son of
- Kays 'Aylan
Ghatafan are a section of Kays 'Aylan and are descended from Ghatafan son of Sa'ad son of Kays 'Aylan.
- Ghatafan son of
- Sa'ad son of
- Kays 'Aylan
are a sub-tribe of Kays 'Aylan, and their father was Ghatafan son of Sa'ad son of Kays 'Aylan.
- A'sir son of
- Sa'ad son of
- Kays 'Aylan
son of A'sir son of Sa'ad son of Kays 'Aylan, and Ma'an's descendants
- Missir son of
- Tha'aliba son of
- Nasr son of
- Sa'ad son of
- Nebhan
descended from Missir son of Tha'aliba son of Nasr son of Sa'ad son of Nebhan, [and are] a section of Tai.
- Tha'aliba son of
- Nasr son of
- Sa'ad son of
- Nebhan
an i) son of Tha'aliba son of Nasr son of Sa'ad son of Nebhan^, a branch of Tai.
- Himyar “the "least"” son of
- el Ghauth* son of
- Sa'ad son of
- 'Auf son of
- 'Adi son of
- Malik son of
- Zayd son of
- Sadad son of
- Zura'a
The "least" is Himyar son of el Ghauth* son of Sa'ad son of 'Auf son of 'Adi son of Malik son of Zayd son of Sadad son of Zura'a.
- Himyar “the "lesser"” son of
- Saba “the "lesser"” son of
- Ka'ab son of
- Sahal son of
- Zayd son of
- 'Amr son of
- Kays son of
- Mu'awia son of
- Gushm^ son of
- 'Abd Shams son of
- Wail son of
- el Ghauth son of
- Hadhar son of
- Kutn son of
- 'Arib son of
- Zuhayr son of
- Aiman son of
- el Hamaysa'a^ son of
- el Ferangag
Himyar the "lesser" is the son of Saba the "lesser" son of Ka'ab son of Sahal son of Zayd son of 'Amr son of Kays son of Mu'awia son of Gushm^ son of 'Abd Shams son of Wail son of el Ghauth son of Hadhar son of Kutn son of 'Arib son of Zuhayr son of Aiman son of el Hamaysa'a^ son of el Ferangag.
- Himyar “the "greater"” son of
- Saba “the "greater"” son of
- Yashhub
Himyar the "greater" was son of Saba the "greater" son of Yashhub.
- 'Ukayl son of
- Ka'ab son of
- Rabi'a son of
- 'Amir
are descended from 'Ukayl son of Ka'ab son of Rabi'a son of 'Amir.
- Ma'akl son of
- Malik el Bahili
are of the sons of Ma'akl son of Malik el Bahili and belong to the Bahila Arabs.
- Rayth son of
- Ghatafan
Rayth^ son of Ghatafan.
- Kuda'a son of
- Malik son of
- Murra son of
- Zayd son of
- Malik son of
- Himyar son of
- Saba
Kuda'a are descended from Himyar, i.e. Kuda'a son of Malik son of Murra son of Zayd son of Malik son of Himyar son of Saba.
- Kenana son of
- Khuzayma son of
- Mudraka son of
- Elyas son of
- Mudr
Kenana are descended from Kenana son of Khuzayma son of Mudraka son of Elyas son of Mudr, who was the fourth grandfather of our lord the Prophet.
- el Harith son of
- Malik son of
- el Nudr son of
- Kenana
with whom 'Omar ibn el Khattab has a common ancestor in el Harith son of Malik son of el Nudr son of Kenana.
- Hubl son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- Kenana son of
- 'Auf son of
- 'Udhra^ son of
- Zayd el Dat son of
- Rufayda son of
- Thaur son of
- Kelb
of Hubl son of 'Abdulla son of Kenana son of 'Auf son of 'Udhra^ son of Zayd el Dat son of Rufayda son of Thaur son of Kelb ; and
- Zuhayr son of
- Ganab* son of
- Hubl
they include the descendants of Zuhayr son of Ganab* son of Hubl,
- Ganab son of
- Hubl
correct as far as " Ganab son of Hubl."
- 'Abdulla son of
- 'Abdulla son of
- Hubl
and the descendants of 'Abdulla son of 'Abdulla son of Hubl,
- 'Obayda son of
- Hubl
and the descendants of 'Obayda son of Hubl.
- el Ahmar son of
- Mu'awia son of
- Selim Abu Sha-'abil
are descendants of el Ahmar son of Mu'awia son of Selim Abu Sha- 'abil el Tamimi, and they belong to the Beni Tami'm.
- Sulaym son of
- Mansur son of
- 'Ikrima son of
- Khasafa
are descendants of Sulaym son of Mansur son of 'Ikrima son of Khasafa, a sub-tribe of Kays 'Aylan.
- Bedr son of
- 'Amr son of
- Guayya son of
- Laudhan son of
- Tha'aliba son of
- 'Adi son of
- Fezara
are descendants of Bedr son of 'Amr son of Guayya son of Laudhan^ son of Tha'aliba son of 'Adi son of Fezara; and they are a section of Fezara.
- el Nass son of
- Mudr
Now Kays 'Aylan was the father of a tribe and his [real] name was el Nass (spelt with a double s), and he was son of Mudr and brother
- Bagala son of
- Dhuhal son of
- Malik son of
- Bukr son of
- Sa'ad son of
- Dabba
and Bagala was son of Dhuhal son of Malik son of Bukr son of Sa'ad son of Dabba.
- Dabba son of
- Udd
their father was Dabba (son of Udd) the uncle of Tamim son of Murr son of Udd son of Tabikha
- el Yas son of
- Mudr
son of el Yas son of Mudr.
- Daylum son of
- Basil son of
- Hasba son of
- Udd son of
- Tabikha son of
- el Yas son of
- Mudr
The [descendants of] Daylum son of Basil son of Hasba son of Udd son of Tabikha son of el Yas son of Mudr are Arabs.
- 'Amr son of
- 'Adi son of
- el Harith son of
- Murra son of
- Udad son of
- Yashkhub son of
- 'Ari'b son of
- Zayd son of
- Kahlan
and this was the surname of 'Amr son of 'Adi son of el Harith son of Murra son of Udad son of Yashkhub son of 'Ari'b son of Zayd son of Kahlan
- Sahila son of
- Kahil son of
- el Harith son of
- Tamim son of
- Sa'ad son of
- Hudhayl
Sahila son of Kahil son of el Harith son of Tamim son of Sa'ad son of Hudhayl
- 'Ai'sh son of
- el Zarb son of
- el Harith son of
- Fihr “Gahili”
'Ai'sh son of el Zarb son of el Harith son of Fihr Gahili
- Hazim son of
- Abu Hazim “el Bagili”
Hazim son of Abu Hazim el Bagili
- Haritha son of
- 'Amr “Muzaykia” son of
- 'Amir
Haritha son of 'Amr Muzaykia son of 'Amir begot Rabi'a
- 'Amr “ibn 'Amir” son of
- 'Amir
and the first of them^ was 'Amr ibn 'Amir, who was ancestor of el Aus and el Khazrag.
- Habban son of
- el Kulus son of
- 'Amr son of
- Kays
Habban son of el Kulus son of 'Amr son of Kays
- Sam son of
- Nuh
Sam son of Nuh was father of the Arabs and Persians [Fdris] and the Romans [el Rum];
- Aram son of
- Sam son of
- Nuh
Aram son of Sam son of Nuh begot 'Awad and 'Abir and Huwayl.
- Gurhum son of
- Kahtan son of
- 'Amir son of
- wShalikh son of
- Arfakhshadh son of
- Sam son of
- Nuh
GuRHUM are a people in el Yemen descended from Gurhum son of Kahtan son of 'Amir son of wShalikh son of Arfakhshadh son of Sam son of Nuh ; and Isma'il the son of Ibrahim, the Friend of
- 'Amlik son of
- Laudh
and 'Amlik, father of the 'Amalik, who were the giants in Syria, who were called the Kana'aniyyunI; and of them were the Pharaohs of Egypt; and [also] the people of Bahrayn and 'Oman, and [these latter] were called^ Gashim : [of them too were the children of Omaym son of Laudh. . .],
- Omaym son of
- Laudh
[of them too were the children of Omaym son of Laudh. . .],
- Paris son of
- Tirash son of
- Mashur son of
- Laudh son of
- Sam
The Persians [el Furs] are the descendants of Paris son of Tirash son of Mashur son of Laudh son of Sam.
- Nimrudh son of
- Arfakhshadh son of
- Sam
Arfakhshadh begot Nimrudh ; and [Hashim ibn el Kelbi states that] el Sind and el Hind were the children of Tukir son of Yuktan son of 'Abir son of Shalikh son of Arfakhshadh son of Sam.
- Hadramaut son of
- Yuktan
and Hadramaut was son of Yuktan .
- Nimrudh son of
- Kush
From Kush was descended [Nimrudh son of Kush, — and according to another account he was descended from Sam, — and the remainder of Ham's descendants came to live on the coasts as]
- Saba son of
- Yashkhub son of
- Ya'arub son of
- Kahtan
Saba was son of Yashkhub son of Ya'arub son of Kahtan,
- 'Abdulla “el Guhani” son of
- Anas
The Guhayna who are in the west are the descendants of 'Abdulla el Guhani, son of Anas, the attendant of the Prophet (upon him be the blessing of God !),
- Rikab “son of Ubi son of Ka'ab” son of
- Ubi “son of Ka'ab” son of
- Ka'ab
Rikab son of Ubi son of Ka'ab
- Rikab son of
- Anas
the descendants of Rikab ibn Anas of Kuraysh
- Rikab son of
- Sultan
the descendants of Rikab ibn Sultan of GuHAYNA
- Rikab son of
- Ghulamulla
and the descendants of Rikab ibn Ghulamulla.
- Rikab son of
- Ghulamulla
Rikab ibn Ghulamulla, BA, CLXxix et seq. and ccvil ; D i, xcii, civ and ccxxii; D 5 {d).
- Azd son of
- el Ghauth son of
- Nabt son of
- Malik son of
- Kahlan son of
- Saba
El Azd are the descendants of Azd son of el Ghauth^ son of Nabt son of Malik son of Kahlan son of Saba.
- Saba “the lesser” son of
- Yashgub son of
- Ya'arub
Saba was son of Yashgub (or Yashhub) son of Ya'arub :
- Kays Kubba son of
- el Ghauth
Kays Kubba was son of el Ghauth: see Wiistenfeld, 9.
- Nimrod son of
- Mash son of
- Aram
Nimrudh, or "Nimrod" {q.v. supra, note LXiv), appears in el Mas'udi (p. 77) as son of Mash son of Aram; in el Tabari (p. 127) as son of Kana'an; and in Abu el Fida (p. 20) as son of Kush: the last version is mentioned by Ibn el Athir but omitted by the copyist.
- Nimrod son of
- Mash
El Mas'udi (p. 77) speaks of Nimrod as son of Mash and builder of the tower of Babel and king of the Nebt.
- Nimrod son of
- Kana'an
Nimrudh, or "Nimrod" {q.v. supra, note LXiv), appears in el Mas'udi (p. 77) as son of Mash son of Aram; in el Tabari (p. 127) as son of Kana'an; and in Abu el Fida (p. 20) as son of Kush: the last version is mentioned by Ibn el Athir but omitted by the copyist.
- Nimrod son of
- Kush
Nimrudh, or "Nimrod" {q.v. supra, note LXiv), appears in el Mas'udi (p. 77) as son of Mash son of Aram; in el Tabari (p. 127) as son of Kana'an; and in Abu el Fida (p. 20) as son of Kush: the last version is mentioned by Ibn el Athir but omitted by the copyist.
- Faris son of
- Laudh
In Abu el Fida Faris appears as son of Laudh.
- Lanti son of
- Yunan son of
- Yafith
He later merely mentions that the Romans are descended from Lanti son of Yunan son of Yafith, but omits the explanatory details given by the copyist.
- Xul son of
- Badi “Sid el Kum”
Xul, son of Badi Xul.
- Badi VI son of
- Tabl
Badi VI, son of Tabl.
- Isma'il Pasha “the Egyptian Khedive” son of
- Muhammad 'Ali Pasha “the Viceroy”
Isma'il Pasha, the Egyptian Khedive, son of Muhammad 'Ali Pasha, the Viceroy, came into power.
- el Sayyid Isma'il son of
- Ibrahim “the Friend of God”
The 'AwAMRA are all descendants of 'Amir son of Sa'asa'a son of Dhubian son of Husfa son of Ghila son of Mudr son of Nizar^ son of Ma'ad son of 'Adnan son of Ud son of Udad [etc.] up to the prophet el Sayyid Isma'il son of our lord Ibrahim, the Friend of God, upon both of whom be the blessings of God.
- Isma'il son of
- Ibrahim
Now Isma'il son of Ibrahim was ancestor of the Arabs, and Ishak son of Ibrahim was ancestor of the non-Arabs [el 'agam] ; and God knows best.
- Ishak son of
- Ibrahim
Now Isma'il son of Ibrahim was ancestor of the Arabs, and Ishak son of Ibrahim was ancestor of the non-Arabs [el 'agam] ; and God knows best.
- Muhammad el Nur son of
- Dayfulla son of
- Muhammad
The author, "Wad Dayfulla," was Muhammad el Nur walad Dayfulla walad Muhammad of the Fadliin section of the Ga'aliin.
- Hasan “walad Hasuna” son of
- Prophet of God
Shortly afterwards arose Sheikh Hasan^ walad Hasuna by the will of the Prophet of God, upon whom be the blessings of God.
- 'Abd el Dafa'i el Kandil “ibn Muhammad ibn Hammad, el Gamu'i” son of
- Muhammad son of
- Hammad
'Abd el Dafa'i el Kandil ibn Muhammad ibn Hammad, el Gamu'i" (b. iioo a.h.^^. ^j j jSq a.h.^^).
- 'Abd el Halim “ibn Sultan” son of
- Sultan “ibn 'Abd el Rahman” son of
- 'Abd el Rahman “ibn el feki Muhammad Bahr, el Moghrabi el Fasi.”
'Abd el Halim ibn Sultan ibn 'Abd el Rahman ibn el feki Muhammad Bahr, el Moghrabi el Fasi."
- 'Abd el Keri'm “ibn 'Agi'b” son of
- 'Agi'b “ibn Koruma, el Kahli.”
'Abd el Keri'm ibn 'Agi'b ibn Koruma, el Kahli."
- Hammad son of
- Mariam
From Hammad ibn Mariam to 'Abd el Matrud.
- Hammad “'ibn Mariam'” son of
- Mariam
" He was commonly known as Hammad ' ibn Mariam,' his mother being Mariam. The latter 's mother was a Mahassia Mashayrifia, a daughter of Walad Kadapo 'el Wali'; and her father was Walad Kishayb^i, one of the holy-men [awliyd] of Abu Nagila whose tombs are visited, a Mesallami by origin."
- Ahmad son of
- 'Ali “el 'dnabi”
Then Ahmad ibn 'Ali el 'dnabi went in after him and brought him out, bed and all.
- Ahmad son of
- 'Ali
Badi walad Ragab had been actually killed by Ahmad walad 'Ali, but (see Lxxxiv) the latter was merely the ally of Nasir and the other sons of Abu el Kaylak. Ahmad 's grievance had been his deposition from the sheikhship, but a more mortal quarrel existed between Badi and Nasir on account of the former's having flogged the latter (see Lxxvii). In the result Badi was deposed and killed, and here we have Adlan handing over Nasir, his own brother, to Badi's son for vengeance to be taken.
- 'Abd el Rahim son of
- el Sheikh Sulayman “el Zamli”
'Abd el Rahim ibn el Sheikh Sulayman el Zamli" {vide sub "Wadad,"No. 251).
- 'Abd el Rahim son of
- el Sheikh 'Abdulla “el 'Araki”
'Abd el Rahim ^ ibn el Sheikh 'Abdulla* el 'Araki."... He was known as " Ibn el Khatwa.". . .He was born in the Hegaz.
- 'Abd el Rahman “'Abu Fak'” son of
- Medani son of
- Um Gadayn
'Abd el Rahman 'Abu Fak' ibn Medani^ walad Um Gadayn." He was born and buried at Nuri in the Shai'kia country, but spent part of his life at el Abwab.
- 'Abd el Rahman son of
- AsId
'Abd el Rahman ibn AsId" (d. 1127 a.h.^). His mother was Sitt el Dar the daughter of Sheikh 'Abd el Rahman^ ibn Hammadtu, and his father Asid, a Shaiki of the Awlad Um SAlim section.. . .He was born at Nuri.... He was taught law [Khali/] by his
- 'Abd el Rahman son of
- Asid
His teacher was 'Abd el Rahman- ibn Asid.
- Sitt el Dar son of
- 'Abd el Rahman son of
- Hammadtu
His mother was Sitt el Dar the daughter of Sheikh 'Abd el Rahman^ ibn Hammadtu, and his father Asid, a Shaiki of the Awlad Um SAlim section.. . .He was born at Nuri.... He was taught law [Khali/] by his
- Sheikh el A'sir son of
- 'Abd el Rahman son of
- Hammadtu
" Sheikh el A'sir^** ibn 'Abd el Rahman ibn Hammadtu."
- 'Abd el Rahman son of
- Hammadtu
where the brethren of Sheikh 'Abd el Rahman^ walad Hammadtu stop
- 'Abd el Wahhab “walad Abu Kurbi” son of
- Abu Kurbi
" 'Abd el Wahhab walad Abu Kurbi."
- 'Abdulla “el 'Araki” son of
- Dafa'alla “ibn el Shafa'i”
34. 2" 'Abdulla ibn Dafa'alla el 'Araki. He was born at Abyad Diri. His mother was Hadia bint 'Atif of the Gimi'ab.. . .
- 'Abdulla “'el Mushammir.'” son of
- Musa “'el Mushammir.'”
37. " 'Abdulla ibn Musa 'el Mushammir.' "
- Sheikh Isma'iF son of
- Mekki “el Dakalashi”
was Sheikh Isma'iF ibn Mekki el Dakalashi
- Sheikh Hasan son of
- Hasuna
He it was that guided Sheikh Hasan ^ ibn Hasuna and revealed to him the mysteries.
- Sheikh Hasan “walad Hasuna” son of
- Hasuna
A follower of Sheikh Hasan^^ walad Hasuna.
- Sheikh Hasan son of
- Hasuna
Sheikh Hasan walad Hasuna
- Sheikh Hasan “walad Hasuna el Andalusi” son of
- Hasuna
Sheikh Hasan walad Hasuna el Andalusi.
- Abu el Hasan “el 'Udi” son of
- Salih
"Abu el Hasan ibn Salih, el 'Udi" (b. 1070^" a.h.; d. 1133^^ A.H.).
- Sheikh Muhammad son of
- el Sheikh Dafa'alla son of
- Mukbal “el 'Araki”
His full name was Sheikh Muhammad ibn el Sheikh Dafa'alla^* ibn Mukbal el 'Araki.. . .
- Abu EL KaSIM “'el GUNAYD.'” son of
- Sheikh 'Ali “el Nil”
"Abu EL KaSIM 'el GUNAYD.'" The son of Sheikh 'Ali el Nil i'.
- 'Ali “ibn Barri” son of
- Barri
His mother was Umhani bint el Wali 'Ali ibn Kandi'l el Saridi.... Various laudations of him are quoted, including one hy the feki Sughayerun^ el Shakalawi, who said " I knew Sheikh Idri's^ and Walad Hasuna^ and 'Abd el Razik'^ and Basbar^, but I found none of them as quick in his answers as this boy, 'Ali ibn Barri.". . . Among his pupils was the feki Arbab el Khashan ^. . . . His "sheikh " was Basbar, and the famous case of Basbar and the Hammadia woman is related in the biographies of both master and pupil.. . . 'Ali also had a dispute with Mismar el Halashi of Kerri about a cow and foretold the resultant deposi- tion of Mismar by the King of Sennar, in favour of 'Ali ibn 'Othman. "And they have been deposed [from their power] until this present day. His son Khidr held the sheikhship after el 'Agayl for six months and was then deposed; and Mismar the son of Walad ^° 'Agib [ruled] for two months after Sheikh 'Abdulla, and was then deposed."
- Mismar son of
- 'Agib “Walad”
His son Khidr held the sheikhship after el 'Agayl for six months and was then deposed; and Mismar the son of Walad ^° 'Agib [ruled] for two months after Sheikh 'Abdulla, and was then deposed.
- 'Ali “ibn 'Othman” son of
- 'Othman
Mismar el Halashi of Kerri about a cow and foretold the resultant deposi- tion of Mismar by the King of Sennar, in favour of 'Ali ibn 'Othman.
- 'Ali “walad Dhiab” son of
- Dhiab
" 'Ali walad Dhiab, el Kurayshabi."
- 'Ali “walad 'Ishayb” son of
- 'Ishayb
And he was the companion of Sheikh Ibrahim el Bulad ibn Gabir in the quest after learning in Egypt; and it is said that each of the two prayed a prayer against the other and obtained his desire therein: Sheikh 'Ali walad 'Ishayb prayed against Sheikh Ibrahim el Bulad saying 'May God shorten your life [that you may die] in your youth'; and the whole incident^* is explained in The
- 'Ali “walad 'Ishayb” son of
- 'Ishayb
Sheikh 'Ali walad 'Ishayb prayed against Sheikh Ibrahim el Bulad saying 'May God shorten your life [that you may die] in your youth'; and the whole incident^* is explained in The
- Ibrahim el Bulad son of
- Gabir “ibn”
And he was the companion of Sheikh Ibrahim el Bulad ibn Gabir in the quest after learning in Egypt; and it is said that each of the two prayed a prayer against the other and obtained his desire therein: Sheikh 'Ali walad 'Ishayb prayed against Sheikh Ibrahim el Bulad saying 'May God shorten your life [that you may die] in your youth'; and the whole incident^* is explained in The
- 'AwLfDA “Shakal el KArih.” son of
- 'Omar
" 'AwLfDA ibn 'Omar, ' Shakal el KArih.' " He was a pupil of Musa Ferid, the disciple [howdr] of Sheikh Hasan walad Hasuna.. . .
- Bedowi “walad Abu Delayk” son of
- Abu Delayk
i°" Bedowi walad Abu Delayk" (d. 11 18" a.h.).
- Bedowi “walad Abu Delayk” son of
- Abu Delayk
Bedowi walad Abu Delayk, D 3, 46, 74, 85, 176 and 226.
- Bedr “EL Khafi” son of
- el Sheikh Um Barak son of
- el Sheikh Maski'n
"Bedr ibn el Sheikh Um Barak ibn el Sheikh Maski'n, EL Khafi."
- Bekri son of
- el Sheikh 'Abdulla son of
- Hasoba
"Bekri ibn el Sheikh 'Abdulla^ ibn Hasoba."
- el Sheikh 'Abdulla son of
- Hasoba
Tagur el Nahasi ibn el Sheikh 'Abdulla walad Hasoba.
- Bekri son of
- el feki Idris
"Bekri walad el feki Idris."
- feki Muhammad son of
- DayfuUa
and was a friend of my grandfather the feki Muhammad walad DayfuUa."
- Belal “ibn el feki Muhammad” son of
- Muhammad “el Azrak” son of
- el Sheikh “EL Zayn”
"Belal ibn el feki Muhammad 2 el Azrak ibn el Sheikh EL Zayn^."
- Berr “walad Na'im” son of
- Na'im “'Abd el Sheraka”
"Berr walad Na'im^" 'Abd el Sheraka."
- Dafa'alla “ibn el Sheikh Muhammad” son of
- Muhammad “Abu Idri's”
"Dafa'alla ibn el Sheikh Muhammad ^^ Abu Idri's^^"
- Dafa'alla “ibn Mukbal, 'el 'Araki.'” son of
- Mukbal
"Dafa'alla ibn Mukbal, 'el 'Araki.'" "He came from the west country, from near Bir Serrar, and was accompanied by the feki Muhammad walad Fakrun, the father of the Mashai'kha, the people of Ankawi ; but I do not know if they were relations or merely brethren in Islam. He settled at Gerf el Gimi'ab and married Hadia bint 'Atif in the Gimi'ab country and by her begot his five famous sons, the just ones, Hammad 'el Nil' and 'Abdulla^^ and Abu Idris^- and Abu Bukr Abu 'Ayesha and el Magdhub. He was known as ' el 'Araki ' because of his descent from the well-known tribe of 'Arak."
- Daud “ibn Muhammad ibn Daud ibn Hamdan.” son of
- Muhammad son of
- Daud son of
- Hamdan
"Daud ibn Muhammad ibn Daud ibn Hamdan." He was born and buried at Kuthra, and educated at el Halfaya by Dafa'alla 13 "walad Ria."...
- Muhammad el Dari'r “ibn Idris ibn Dolib” son of
- Idris son of
- Dolib
"His name was Muhammad el Dari'r ibn Idris ibn Dolib,
- Dow EL Bayt “ibn Ahmad el Shafa'i” son of
- Ahmad el Shafa'i
"Dow EL Bayt ibn Ahmad el Shafa'i."
- Sheikh 'Isa “ibn Kanu” son of
- Kanu
He was born at Berber and trained by Sheikh 'Isa^^ ibn Kanu and
- Muhammad “walad Shafa'i” son of
- Shafa'i
Muhammad ^^ walad Shafa'i.. . .He resided among the Zaydab at Gerf
- Busati “ibn el Fakira” son of
- el Fakira “Walad Kadal”
He married 'Ayesha el Fakira, the daughter of the pious Walad Kadal, and by her begot Busati ibn el Fakira.
- Busati son of
- el Fakira “Walad Kadal”
He married 'Ayesha el Fakira, the daughter of the pious Walad Kadal, and by her begot Busati ibn el Fakira.
- Ferah “IBN EL FEKI ArBAB” son of
- el Feki “Arbab”
"FeRAH IBN EL FEKI ArBAB^."
- El Gunayd son of
- Taha son of
- 'Omara
"El Gunayd walad Taha^ ibn 'Omara."
- Haga son of
- 'Abd el Latif son of
- el Sheikh Hammad son of
- ZURRUK
"Haga ibn 'Abd el Latif ibn el Sheikh Hammad' walad ZURRUK."
- Hagu son of
- Batul el Ghubsha
"Hagu ibn Batul el Ghubsha^o."
- Hagyu son of
- el feki Salim son of
- el Mai'di
"Hagyu ibn el feki Salim ibn el Mai'di."
- Muhammad “ibn el feki DayfuUa” son of
- el feki DayfuUa
my grandfather [gid] the feki Muhammad ibn el feki DayfuUa^, and the feki Idris ibn el Izayrik.
- Idris “ibn el Izayrik” son of
- el Izayrik
my grandfather [gid] the feki Muhammad ibn el feki DayfuUa^, and the feki Idris ibn el Izayrik.
- Hammad “'Abu Halima' ibn el feki” son of
- el feki
"Hammad ibn Hasan 'Abu Halima' ibn el feki^, el Rikabi.
- Hammad “ibn el Sheikh Idris” son of
- el Sheikh Idris
"Hammad ibn el Sheikh Idris i^" He succeeded his father as Khalifa.
- Hammad “ibn el Magdhub” son of
- el Magdhub
"Hammad ibn el Magdhub^^" q^ 1105^^ a.h.; d. 1190^'*). He was a pupil of the feki Hammad ^^ ibn 'Abd el Magid and a follower of Sheikh 'Ali el Dirawi, the disciple of Sidi Ahmad ibn el Nasir el Shadhali.. . .He died, aged 85, in 1190, and his tomb is at el Damer.. . .He performed the pilgrimage He had a son, Ahmad, born in 1159^^ a.h.
- Hammad son of
- el Magdhub
Hammad walad el Magdhub is No. 123 in D 3.
- Hammuda “ibn el Tankar, ' Giab el 'Agwa '” son of
- el Tankar
Hammuda ibn el Tankar, ' Giab el 'Agwa ' [' the Bringer of Dates'].
- Sheikh Muhammad “ibn Serhan” son of
- Serhan
His mother's brother, Sheikh Muhammad^ ibn Serhan fell sick, and it was said to him, 'The remedy for you is dates'; and as there was a dearth of them in the country, Hammuda, God bless him, brought some from Upper Egypt [el Rtf], and they cured the malady.
- Hasan “walad Beli'l, el Rikabi.” son of
- Beli'l
" Hasan walad Beli'l, el Rikabi."
- Hasan “ibn Hasuna ibn el Hag Musa” son of
- Hasuna son of
- el Hag Musa
" Hasan ibn Hasuna ibn el Hag Musa" (d. 1075^ a.h.).
- Belal el Shayb son of
- 'Abd el Fattah
My successor is Belal el Shayb the son of 'Abd el Fattah
- Hasan Hasuna son of
- Hasuna
then came Hasan Hasuna and said "Arise!" and the drowned man returned to life, was married, and begot a son.. . .Yet again, a man brought Hasan two dead birds, and Hasan took them from him, "and placed the sleeve of his shirt upon his head, and the birds flew away.". . .He was held in high honour by the Fung king Badi walad Rubat who, on an occasion of their meeting, granted every request of Sheikh Hasan. "Now his sister, the daughter of Hasuna, was named Fatima,
- Muhammad “walad Surur” son of
- Surur
and the feki Muhammad^ walad Surur,
- Badi “walad Rubat” son of
- Rubat
He was held in high honour by the Fung king Badi walad Rubat who, on an occasion of their meeting, granted every request of Sheikh Hasan.
- HiLALI son of
- EL ShEIKH MuHAMMAD son of
- 'ISA SOVVAR EL DhAHAB
HiLALI IBN EL ShEIKH MuHAMMAD^ IBN 'ISA SOVVAR EL DhAHAB.
- Ibrahim “'el Faradi'” son of
- 'Abudi
3 "Ibrahim ibn 'Abudi 'el Faradi.'
- Ibrahim “walad Barri” son of
- Barri
"Ibrahim walad Barri."
- Ibrahim “IBN Um Rabi'a” son of
- Um Rabi'a
"Ibrahim IBN Um Rabi'a."
- Ounsa son of
- Badi “his son”
and five [of Badi's descendants] ruled, Rubat, and Badi his son, and Ounsa walad Nasir, and Badi his son, and Ounsa his son; and the period of their rule was no years.
- Ounsa son of
- Badi “his son”
and five [of Badi's descendants] ruled, Rubat, and Badi his son, and Ounsa walad Nasir, and Badi his son, and Ounsa his son; and the period of their rule was no years.
- 'Abd el Rahman son of
- el Aghbash
He instructed 'Abd el Rahman* ibn el Aghbash and the feki Dow el Bayt^ in the art of Kuranic reading
- Khalil son of
- Bishara
"Khalil ibn Bishara, el Dwayhi."
- Khalil son of
- el Rumi
"Khali'l ibn el Rumi."
- Badi el Ahmar son of
- Ounsa “walad el Malik Nasir”
was Badi el Ahmar ibn Ounsa walad el Malik Nasir."
- Khogali son of
- 'Abd el Rahman son of
- Ibrahim
"Khogali ibn 'Abd el Rahman ibn Ibrahim" (d. 11552A.H.).
- Muhammad “ibn el Sheikh Ibrahim el Bulad” son of
- Sheikh Ibrahim el Bulad
and a follower of Muhammad ibn el Sheikh Ibrahim el Bulad, as I have seen it written.
- Muhammad son of
- Muhammad son of
- Muhammad “el ?vlisri”
His full name was Muhammad ibn Muhammad el Kadawi' ibn el Sheikh Muhammad^ el ?vlisri. ... He was taught by his grandfather el Misri.. .
- Muhammad “ibn Muhammad” son of
- Muhammad “el Kadawi”
"Muhammad ibn Muhammad el Kadawi"
- Medowi son of
- el Sheikh Bedowi
" Medowi ibn el Sheikh Bedowi".
- Medowi son of
- Medani son of
- 'Abd el Daim son of
- 'fsa
" Medowi ibn Medani ibn 'Abd el Daim ibn 'fsa, el Ansari el Khazragi."
- Sheikh Dafa'alla el 'Araki son of
- Sheikh Abu Idris
His companion in Sufiism was Sheikh Dafa'alla el 'Araki^ the son of Sheikh Abu Idris....
- Muhammad “ibn 'Abudi” son of
- 'Abudi
"Muhammad ibn 'Abudi^" 'Wakamir (?).'"
- Muhammad “ibn 'Adlan” son of
- 'Adlan
"Muhammad ibn 'Adlan, el Shafa'i el Hoshabi."
- Shammar son of
- Muhammad son of
- 'Adlan “el Shaiki”
"Shammar ibn Muhammad ibn 'Adlan, el Shaiki."
- Muhammad “walad 'Adlan” son of
- 'Adlan
Idris walad 'Adlan was a brother of the Muhammad walad 'Adlan who was murdered by Hasan Ragab (see Cailliaud, 11, 238).
- Shammar son of
- Muhammad son of
- 'Adlan
Shammar ibn Muhammad walad 'Adlan,
- Isma'il “ibn el feki el Zayn el Shen'fabi” son of
- el feki el Zayn el Shen'fabi
Among his pupils were Isma'il ibn el feki el Zayn el Shen'fabi, Muhammad walad Ferah, Muhammad walad Sulayman and Sa'ad walad Godulla.
- Muhammad “walad Ferah” son of
- Ferah
Among his pupils were Isma'il ibn el feki el Zayn el Shen'fabi, Muhammad walad Ferah, Muhammad walad Sulayman and Sa'ad walad Godulla.
- Muhammad “walad Sulayman” son of
- Sulayman
Among his pupils were Isma'il ibn el feki el Zayn el Shen'fabi, Muhammad walad Ferah, Muhammad walad Sulayman and Sa'ad walad Godulla.
- Mahmud “ibn Muhammad ibn Sulayman” son of
- Muhammad “ibn Sulayman” son of
- Sulayman
Mahmud, the "Emir," III, i, xxxix. — el 'Araki, D 3, v, 11 and 157; D 7, II. — el Dadingowi, I, 4, XIX. — ibn Muhammad ibn Sulayman, D 6, V.
- Sa'ad “walad Godulla” son of
- Godulla
Among his pupils were Isma'il ibn el feki el Zayn el Shen'fabi, Muhammad walad Ferah, Muhammad walad Sulayman and Sa'ad walad Godulla.
- Muhammad “'el 'Agami'” son of
- Hasuna
"Muhammad 'el 'Agami' ibn Hasuna" {vide sub "el 'Agami," No. 55).
- Muhammad “ibn 'Ali” son of
- 'Ali “ibn Karm” son of
- Karm
"Muhammad ibn 'Ali ibn Karm el Kimani, el Misri el Shafa'i."
- Muhammad “ibn el Sheikh Dafa'alla” son of
- el Sheikh Dafa'alla “ibn el Sheikh Abu Idris” son of
- el Sheikh Abu Idris
"Muhammad ibn el Sheikh Dafa'alla^ ibn el Sheikh Abu Idris."
- Sheikh Ziada “ibn el Nur” son of
- el Nur
instead to Sheikh Ziada^' ibn el Nur who did deserve them....
- Muhammad “'el Hamim'” son of
- 'Abd el Sadik son of
- Mashir
190. 1" Muhammad ' el Hamim ' ibn 'Abd el Sadik ibn Mashir, el Rikabi."
- Muhammad “ibn Hammad” son of
- el Sheikh Idri's
"Muhammad ibn Hammad ibn el Sheikh Idri's"
- Muhammad “ibn 'Isa” son of
- 'Isa son of
- Salih “el Bedayri, 'Sowar el Dhahab '”
"Muhammad ibn 'Isa ibn Salih, el Bedayri, 'Sowar el Dhahab '
- Muhammad “ibn Mahmud” son of
- Mahmud “el 'Araki”
192. 12 "Muhammad ibn Mahmud^^ el 'Araki."
- Muhammad “ibn Medani” son of
- Medani “ibn Dushayn^^ ' Kadi el 'Adala.'”
" Muhammad ibn Medani ibn Dushayn^^ ' Kadi el 'Adala.' "
- Muhammad “ibn Medani” son of
- Medani “ibn Dushayn”
Muhammad^ ibn Medani ibn Dushayn and Muhammad' ibn Medani ibn 'Abd el Rahman ibn Hammadtu and Muhammad ibn Medani ibn el 'Alim el Shafa'i.
- Medani “ibn Muhammad ibn Medani” son of
- Muhammad son of
- Medani
Among his pupils were 'Abd el Rahman^^ ibn Asid and Medani^' ibn Muhammad ibn Medani..
- Muhammad “ibn Medani” son of
- Medani “el Natik” son of
- el Sheikh 'Abd el Rahman “walad Hammadtu”
Muhammad ibn Medani^ el Natik ibn el Sheikh 'Abd el Rahman walad Hammadtu.
- Muhammad “ibn Medani” son of
- Medani “ibn 'Abd el Rahman” son of
- 'Abd el Rahman “ibn Hammadtu”
Muhammad^ ibn Medani ibn Dushayn and Muhammad' ibn Medani ibn 'Abd el Rahman ibn Hammadtu and Muhammad ibn Medani ibn el 'Alim el Shafa'i.
- Muhammad “ibn Medani” son of
- Medani “ibn el 'Alim” son of
- el 'Alim “el Shafa'i”
Muhammad^ ibn Medani ibn Dushayn and Muhammad' ibn Medani ibn 'Abd el Rahman ibn Hammadtu and Muhammad ibn Medani ibn el 'Alim el Shafa'i.
- Muhammad “el Nukr” son of
- el Sheikh 'Abd el Razik “Abu Kurun”
"Muhammad el Nukr ibn el Sheikh 'Abd el Razik^^ Abu Kurun.
- Muhammad “ibn el Hag Nur” son of
- el Hag Nur “ibn el feki Hammad” son of
- el feki Hammad “walad Abu Halima”
" Muhammad ibn el Hag Nur ibn el feki Hammad^-^ walad Abu Halima, el Rikabi.". . .
- Muhammad “ibn 'Omran” son of
- 'Omran
"Muhammad ibn 'Omran."
- Muhammad “ibn el feki Salim, el Mai'di” son of
- el feki Salim
"Muhammad ibn el feki Salim, el Mai'di."
- Muhammad “ibn Surur ibn el Hag Ghanawa” son of
- Surur son of
- el Hag Ghanawa
"Muhammad ibn Surur ibn el Hag Ghanawa."
- Muhammad “ibn el Tankar, el Ga'ali el Bisharabi” son of
- el Tankar
"Muhammad ibn el Tankar, el Ga'ali el Bisharabi."
- Amna “bint Fatima bint Gabir” son of
- Fatima son of
- Gabir
His mother was Amna bint Fatima bint Gabir, and he was taught by
- Muhammad “'ibn Um Gadayn' ibn el Sheikh 'Abd el Rahman ^^ ibn Hammadtu” son of
- 'Um Gadayn' son of
- el Sheikh 'Abd el Rahman son of
- Hammadtu
"Muhammad 'ibn Um Gadayn' ibn el Sheikh 'Abd el Rahman ^^ ibn Hammadtu."
- Isma'il “ibn Belal” son of
- Belal
The late Sheikh Isma'il ibn Belal told me that one of the Hudur was in a boat on the
- Muhammad el Zayn “ibn el Sheikh Marzuk” son of
- el Sheikh Marzuk
Muhammad el Zayn ibn el Sheikh Marzuk^."
- MUKHTAR “WALAD AbU 'AnAYA” son of
- AbU 'AnAYA
MUKHTAR WALAD AbU 'AnAYA."
- Sheikh Taha “ibn 'Omara” son of
- 'Omara
Sheikh Taha'^ ibn 'Omara..
- MUKHTAR “IBN MUHAMMAD GODATULLA'” son of
- MUHAMMAD GODATULLA'
MUKHTAR IBN MUHAMMAD GODATULLA'.
- Nabray “ibn el feki 'Abd el Hadi ibn el Sheikh Muhammad walad Dolib” son of
- 'Abd el Hadi “ibn el Sheikh Muhammad walad Dolib” son of
- el Sheikh Muhammad “walad Dolib”
Nabray ibn el feki 'Abd el Hadi ibn el Sheikh Muhammad^ walad Dolib. . . .
- El HAg Sa'id son of
- Muhammad el 'Abbasi
El HAg Sa'id ibn Muhammad el 'Abbasi.
- SAlih son of
- BAn el NukA^
"SAlih ibn BAn el NukA^" (b. 1092^; d. 1167^ a.h.).
- Sheikh Hasan son of
- 'Abd el Rahman son of
- Salih son of
- Ban el Nuka
Sheikh Hasan was the son of the 'Abd el Rahman ibn Salih ibn Ban el Nuka whose biography is in D 3 (No. 25). See Intro- duction to D 3.
- Salih “walad Ban el Nuka” son of
- Ban el Nuka
Salih walad Ban el Nuka, D 3, 82, 226 and 243.
- Sanhuri son of
- Madthir son of
- Sanhuri son of
- Hammuda
"Sanhuri ibn Madthir ibn Sanhuri ibn Hammuda^" ibn el Tankar."
- Senussi son of
- el feki Mekki son of
- el Sheikh 'Ali son of
- el Sheikh Hamid
" Senussi ibn el feki Mekki ibn el Sheikh 'Ali ibn el Sheikh Hamid" (d. about 1117'' A.H.).
- Serhan son of
- el Hag Muhammad son of
- Serhan
"Serhan ibn el Hag Muhammad ibn Serhan."
- Serhan son of
- el feki Subah “walad Teraf”
"Serhan ibn el feki Subah walad Teraf."
- 'Abd el Magid son of
- el Aghbash
Among his pupils were 'Abd el Magid^- ibn el Aghbash and Abd el Kadir^^ ibn el Sheikh Idris.. . ."
- Abd el Kadir son of
- el Sheikh Idris
Among his pupils were 'Abd el Magid^- ibn el Aghbash and Abd el Kadir^^ ibn el Sheikh Idris.. . ."
- 'Othman son of
- Hammad
He guaranteed to 'Othman walad Hammad that he should be victorious in war against the Fung: and the cir- cumstances were as follows:
- Fatima son of
- Gabir son of
- 'On son of
- Selim son of
- Rubat son of
- Ghulamulla
His mother was Fatima bint Gabir ibn 'On ibn Selim ibn Rubat ibn Ghulamulla, nor has such fruit been bom save from such a tree.
- King 'Adlan son of
- Aya
the Household [Sid Kum\ to King 'Adlan walad Aya, put his trust in [Sughayeriin] ; and when King 'Adlan, after kilHng Sheikh 'Agib
- Sheikh “ibn Serhan” son of
- Serhan
Then Sheikh^ ibn Serhan sent to King Badi at Sennar
- Dafa'alla “ibn el Sheikh Abu Idris” son of
- Abu Idris “el Sheikh”
Among his famous followers were Sheikh Dafa'alla*^ ibn el Sheikh Abu Idris
- 'Abd el Hali'm “walad Bahr” son of
- Bahr
and the feki 'Abd el Hali'm" walad Bahr
- el Haggar son of
- 'Omar “el Hag”
Medani^^ el Haggar the son of el Hag 'Omar his brother
- Muhammad son of
- el Hag Abu el Kasim
and Muhammad the son of el Hag Abu el Kasim his brother
- Muhammad son of
- el Hag Abu el Kasim
and Zaynab, who was married by Muhammad the son of el Hag Abu el Kasim, [Sughayerun's] brother.
- Medani el Haggar son of
- 'Omar
Medani el Haggar^ the son of [Sughayerun's] brother 'Omar, and Haga, who was married by Muhammad^ ibn el Tankar the son of [Sughayerun's] sister Amna, and Zaynab, who was married by Muhammad the son of el Hag Abu el Kasim, [Sughayerun's] brother.
- Muhammad “ibn el Tankar” son of
- Amna
Haga, who was married by Muhammad^ ibn el Tankar the son of [Sughayerun's] sister Amna, and Zaynab, who was married by Muhammad the son of el Hag Abu el Kasim, [Sughayerun's] brother.
- Sughayerun “the son of Serhan” son of
- Serhan
He was taught by Sughayerun® the son of Serhan, and was a follower of Sheikh Idris', and a friend of Sheikh Hasan^ and 'Abd el Razik^ and Basbar^'' and 'Ali^^ ibn Barri.
- Tagur “el Nahasi” son of
- el Sheikh 'Abdulla
Tagur el Nahasi ibn el Sheikh 'Abdulla walad Hasoba.
- Muhammad “ibn el Sheikh Ibrahim* el Faradi....” son of
- el Sheikh Ibrahim*
His name was Muhammad ibn el Sheikh Ibrahim* el Faradi....
- Muhammad “ibn el Rayda” son of
- el Rayda
Muhammad ibn el Rayda=Burra, his Ibrahim
- AFA'ALLA “"walad RfA"” son of
- Muhammad
AFA'ALLA "walad RfA" {85) Hatuna, a Kahli Hadhali I Musa I Muhammad =Ria
- MUSA “walad” son of
- KISHAYB “{208}”
rA«er = MUSA walad KISHAYB {208)
- KhogaU son of
- 'Abd el RaJpnan
KhogaU ibn 'Abd el RaJpnan (No. 154), who died in 1155 a.h.
- Dayfulla son of
- Muhammad son of
- Dayfulla
The author's father was Dayfulla walad Muhammad walad Dayfulla (see No. 89).
- 'Agib el Mdngilak son of
- Abdulla Gema'a
'Agib el Mdngilak was the son of Abdulla Gema'a, and he is occasion- ally called 'Agib Kafut (see Budge, loc. cit., Jackson, p. 24, and Part III, loc. cit.).
- 'Abd el Rahim “ibn el Khatwa” son of
- el Khatwa
He is here called 'Abd el Rahman, but in the biography of his father (No. 34) the names of two of the latter 's sons are given as 'Abd el Rahman Abu Shanab and 'Abd el Rahim ibn el Khatwa, and "'Abd el Rahim" is therefore obviously correct.
- Muhammad Kandil “el feki” son of
- el feki Hammad “ibn el Sheikh” son of
- el Sheikh Ali “walad 'Ishayb” son of
- 'Ishayb
the fekir Muhammad Kandil ibn el feki Hammad ibn el Sheikh Ali walad 'Ishayb.
- Dafa'alla el Shafa'i son of
- 'Ali son of
- el Shafa'i
where we have 'All's son Dafa'alla el Shafa'i instructing Taha the son of that 'Omara whom we have here teaching 'Ali walad el Shafa'i.
- No. 71 “el Darir” son of
- Hamdan Abu Dukn son of
- 'Abud
No. 71, called elsewhere "el Darir" ["The Blind"], is given in Jackson's Tree ( Yacubabi Tribe) as son of Hamdan Abu Dukn son of 'Abud, and there appears as "Bennaga Derair."
- Busdti son of
- Ghanim's teacher “el Arbab”
Busdti was no doubt so named after the son of Ghanim's teacher el Arbab (see No. 94).
- Ya'akub son of
- Batul
His mother Batul appears as such in Jackson's Tree, but Ya'akub (No. 254), the eponymous ancestor of the Ya'akubab, is there shown as Hagu's brother, and son of Batul, instead of brother of Batul.
- Abu el 'Asa son of
- Sherif Hammad Abu Denana
They are reckoned Ga'aliin, but on the mother's side claim to be Ashraf owing to "Abu el 'Asa " having married a daughter of the Sherif Hammad Abu Denana {q.v. in No. 141, note).
- Nanna “ibn el Turabi” son of
- el Turabi
and as his brother Nanna (No. 214) is called "ibn el Turabi" I have read ^U for ^jb.
- Nanna “ibn el Turabi” son of
- el Turabi
Nanna ibn el Turabi, D 3, 214.
- Abu 'Akla son of
- Hammad son of
- Muhammad son of
- Hammad son of
- el Sayyid son of
- el Na'im son of
- 'Abd el Habib son of
- Hammad
The present Khalifa is the eighth in descent from him, the names being as follows: Abu 'Akla (present Khalifa), ibn Hammad, ibn Muhammad, ibn Hammad, ibn el Sayyid, ibn el Na'im, ibn 'Abd el Habib, ibn Hammad.
- Ndsir son of
- Muhammad Abu el Kaylak
Ndsir was the Hamag vizier who ruled the Fung kingdom from 1787 onwards: he was son of Muhammad Abu el Kaylak (see D 7, ci et seq.).
- Muhammad son of
- Barakat son of
- Hammad son of
- Muhammad son of
- Barakat son of
- Medowi son of
- Barakat son of
- el Sheikh Idn's
The present generation is the eighth after him, thus: Muhammad ibn Barakat ibn Hammad ibn Muhammad ibn Barakat ibn Medowi ibn Barakat ibn Hammad ibn el Sheikh Idn's.
- Ounsa son of
- Ndsir
Ounsa walad Ndsir reigned at Sennar from 1689-1701 (Bruce).
- el Amin Aradib son of
- 'Agib
Another account of this rebellion, of which the leader was el Amin Aradib walad 'Agib, will be found in D 7, XLii.
- Medani son of
- Muhammad el Zayn
Jackson (Yacubabi Tribe) gives Medani as son of Muhammad el Zayn.
- Daud Kubara son of
- Sulayman
by Daud Kubara ibn Sulayman, a Berberi of Haifa, and is a medley
- el feki el Bashir son of
- el feki Muhammad
This is copied from the tiisba of the RiKABiA in possession of el feki el Bashir ibn el feki Muhammad.
- Muhammad Abu Idris el 'Araki son of
- Dafa'alla son of
- Ahmad
Their ancestor was Muhammad Abu Idris el 'Araki son of Dafa'alla son of Ahmad.
- Hasan son of
- Zayn el Din
and Hasan ibn Zayn el Din swore an oath that their horses should not be unsaddled until he found a country for his children to inhabit whether [other folk] liked it or no, or else had all been killed.
- Hasan son of
- Zayn el Din
This is the story of Hasan ibn Zayn el Din and what happened between him and his cousins the '(3nia in the year in which died the king of the Baza, namely the year 900^.
- 'On son of
- Shaik
and the sons of 'On ibn Shaik lived at Korti West and thereabouts.
- 'On son of
- Shaik
The 'On who was mentioned above was '6n son of Shaik,
- Hasan son of
- el Hag Muhammad
So Hasan and his sons became entirely separated from all intercourse with their cousins, the stock of '(3n ibn Shai'k, the Kanu- DAB and the 'Amrab, and became united in life and in death with the children of their [great-] uncle el Hag Muhammad.
- 'Okayl son of
- Abu TaUb
and they and the RiKABiA have a common descent to our lord 'Okayl ibn Abu TaUb.
- el Hag Muhammad son of
- Shaik
Such descendants of el Hag Muhammad ibn Shaik, '6n's full- brother, as are to be found to-day are the stock of Yusef, Manatab and Kutab and Mahmudab : these were the sons of his own begetting.
- Sowar son of
- Shaik
The mother of Sowar ibn Shaik was one of the Tungur of Darfur.
- Muhammad "the younger" son of
- Shaik
Muhammad "the younger" ibn Shaik was full-brother of Muhammad Kadunk^, and was ancestor of the 'Adlanab, but the ancestresses of this section were all daughters of the Fung, for they lived close to the latter at Merawi.
- Howwash son of
- Shaik
Howwash ibn Shaik had no full-brother. He was ancestor of the Howwashab, and the ancestresses of these were nomad Arabs.
- Nafa'a son of
- Shaik
Nafa'a ibn Shaik was ancestor of the Nafa'ab. He had no full-brother.
- Sherif el Sayyid Mahmud son of
- Muhammad son of
- Sulayman son of
- Ga'afir son of
- 'Abdulla
the family of the noble Sherif el Sayyid Mahmud son of Muhammad son of Sulayman son of Ga'afir son of 'Abdulla, and his pedigree goes back to Muhammad ibn el Hanafia.
- Hasan son of
- Ba Fadni son of
- Muhammad
the family of Hasan ibn Ba Fadni ibn Muhammad, among whose descendants was a man called Barakat ibn Kasim ibn Mahmud ibn Musa ibn Husayn ibn Katada ibn Hasan ibn Ba Fad (sic).
- Barakat son of
- Kasim son of
- Mahmud son of
- Musa son of
- Husayn son of
- Katada son of
- Hasan son of
- Ba Fad
a man called Barakat ibn Kasim ibn Mahmud ibn Musa ibn Husayn ibn Katada ibn Hasan ibn Ba Fad (sic).
- Mas'ud son of
- Ba Fad
the family of Mas'ud ibn Ba Fad (sic), who has descendants still tracing to him their parentage.
- Mas'ud son of
- Ba Fad
the family of Mas'ud ibn Ba Fad, and of Sa'i'd ibn Ba Fad, whose stock has died out.
- Salimayn son of
- Ba Fad
the family of Salimayn ibn Ba Fad whose descendants are well known on account of their condition and their good characters to this day.
- Sa'i'd son of
- Ba Fad
the family of Mas'ud ibn Ba Fad, and of Sa'i'd ibn Ba Fad, whose stock has died out.
- Kahil son of
- 'Omara son of
- Khalifa son of
- Ibayrak son of
- Muhammad son of
- Selim son of
- Khalid son of
- el Walid
They include the family of Kahil son of 'Omara son of Khalifa son of Ibayrak son of Muhammad son of Selim son of Khalid son of el Walid.
- Sa'id son of
- Gamil
In the Sudan they include the family of Sa'id ibn Gamil, and the family of Madir ibn 'Amir, and the family of Musa'ad ibn Kelayb, and the family of Bathan ibn Dagna.
- Madir son of
- 'Amir
In the Sudan they include the family of Sa'id ibn Gamil, and the family of Madir ibn 'Amir, and the family of Musa'ad ibn Kelayb, and the family of Bathan ibn Dagna.
- Musa'ad son of
- Kelayb
In the Sudan they include the family of Sa'id ibn Gamil, and the family of Madir ibn 'Amir, and the family of Musa'ad ibn Kelayb, and the family of Bathan ibn Dagna.
- Bathan son of
- Dagna
In the Sudan they include the family of Sa'id ibn Gamil, and the family of Madir ibn 'Amir, and the family of Musa'ad ibn Kelayb, and the family of Bathan ibn Dagna.
- Shukr son of
- Adrak
The Shukria are the family of Shukr ibn Adrak, and their pedigree goes back to 'AbduUa el Gawad son of Ga'afir el Tiar son of Abu Talib.
- 'AbduUa el Gawad son of
- Ga'afir el Tiar son of
- Abu Talib
The Shukria are the family of Shukr ibn Adrak, and their pedigree goes back to 'AbduUa el Gawad son of Ga'afir el Tiar son of Abu Talib.
- 'Abdulla el Gawad son of
- Ga'afir el Tiar
They are the sons of Hasan ibn Gamil and their pedigree goes back to 'Abdulla el Gawad ibn Ga'afir el Tiar.
- 'Anim son of
- Gawad el Ya'arebi
The 'Animia are the descendants of 'Anim ibn Gawad el Ya'arebi, a very small tribe.
- Ahmad “ibn 'Omar el Zi'la'i” son of
- 'Okayl “ibn Abu TaHb”
and their pedigree goes back to Sheikh Ahmad ibn 'Omar el Zi'la'i, the descendant of 'Okayl ibn Abu TaHb, God bless him.
- Hamza son of
- 'Abd el Muttalib
The Hamzat are the descendants of Hamza ibn 'Abd el Muttalib.
- Salah son of
- Gabir son of
- Ghassan
The Salahiyyun are the descendants of Salah ibn Gabir ibn Ghassan.
- Geratim son of
- 'Ukba “el Rabi'i”
The Geratima are the family of Geratim ibn 'Ukba el Rabi'i of the tribe of Rabi'a.
- Zernikh son of
- A'gif
The Zenarkha are the family of Zernikh ibn A'gif of the Beni Lam, the famous tribe in Neged^ el Hegaz.
- 'Asi son of
- Gama'a “el Mukhalladi”
The 'AwASi are the family of 'Asi ibn Gama'a el Mukhal- ladi, the Mukhallad being also an Arab tribe.
- Sail son of
- Yerbu'a “el Muzani”
The SawaIl are the family of Sail ibn Yerbu'a el Muzani and are a sub-tribe of Muzayna who migrated from near Jedda.
- Masha'al son of
- Ya'akub “el Gahadli”
The Masha'ala are the family of Masha'al ibn Ya'akub el Gahadli, and are a branch of the Gahadla, who again are an Arab tribe, partly sedentary and partly nomad, residing to the right hand of Mekka, and represented in the Sudan by the family of Masha'al ibn Gahdal.
- Masha'al son of
- Gahdal
The Masha'ala are the family of Masha'al ibn Ya'akub el Gahadli, and are a branch of the Gahadla, who again are an Arab tribe, partly sedentary and partly nomad, residing to the right hand of Mekka, and represented in the Sudan by the family of Masha'al ibn Gahdal.
- Sanbal son of
- Gabr
The Senabla are the family of Sanbal ibn Gabr. They are a large Arab tribe.
- Musa son of
- Sa'id “el Thakfi”
The MusiYYUN are the family of Musa ibn Sa'id el Thakfi.
- 'Ali “ibn Gubara” son of
- Gubara
Among them was a powerful man called 'Ali ibn Gubara, and there is a story of him and the kings of the Arabs.
- 'Abd el Malik “ibn Marwan” son of
- Marwan
'Abd el Malik ibn Marwan was the fifth Ommayyad Khalifa and died in 705 A.D. after reigning twenty years.
- Dekin “walad Nail” son of
- Nail
King Dekin walad Nail then came to the throne.
- 'Adlan “walad Aya” son of
- Aya
He was succeeded by King 'Adlan walad Aya, and in his reign Sheikh 'Agib rebelled, and the king sent a large army against him and a battle was fought near Kalkol, and Sheikh 'Agib was slain and his hosts routed, and his family fled towards Dongola. Then the king
- Sheikh Muhammad “walad 'fsa Sowar el Dhahab” son of
- 'fsa Sowar el Dhahab
Sheikh Muhammad walad 'fsa Sowar el Dhahab,
- Effendina Isma'il Pasha son of
- Effendina el Hag Muhammad 'Ali Pasha
These buildings survived until the time of the late Effendina Isma'il Pasha the son of Effendina el Hag Muhammad 'Ali Pasha;
- Nasir son of
- Sheikh Muhammad Abu el Kaylak
And while there he beat Nasir the son of Sheikh Muhammad Abu el Kaylak violently with whips, and deposed Sheikh Muhammad el Amin and sent him to el Kerbayn; and he also deposed Sheikh Ahmad walad 'Ali^, the Sheikh of the district of Khashm el Bahr, and appointed [in his place] Subahi walad 'Adlan.
- Sheikh 'Agib son of
- 'Abdulla
Then he sent Sheikh 'Agib walad 'Abdulla and Sheikh Kandalawi to Taka to make war upon the Halanka Arabs, and they did so, and Sheikh 'Agib and 'Isawi were killed. Kandalawi returned, but the Shukria opposed him on his way and slew him. This was in 1193^.
- Subahi son of
- 'Adlan
And he also deposed Sheikh Ahmad walad 'Ali^, the Sheikh of the district of Khashm el Bahr, and appointed [in his place] Subahi walad 'Adlan.
- Subahi son of
- 'Adlan
He was deposed by Sheikh Badi walad Ragab, who appointed Subahi walad 'Adlan in his place.
- Subahi son of
- 'Adlan
Subahi walad 'Adlan, D 7, Lxxvii, Lxxix, Lxxx and ecu.
- Sheikh Ahmad son of
- 'Ali
And Sheikh Badi remained at his home, the village of Rufa'a, east of the Nile, until the Shukria had been brought into subjection. And while there he beat Nasir the son of Sheikh Muhammad Abu el Kaylak violently with whips, and deposed Sheikh Muhammad el Amin and sent him to el Kerbayn; and he also deposed Sheikh Ahmad walad 'Ali^, the Sheikh of the district of Khashm el Bahr, and appointed [in his place] Subahi walad 'Adlan.
- Sheikh Ahmad “walad 'Ali” son of
- 'Ali
and Sheikh Ahmad walad 'Ali and el Zayn walad Harun and el Amin walad Tiktak and Walad Kandalawi and slew them all in the
- Sheikh Ragab “walad Muhammad” son of
- Muhammad
Sheikh Ragab walad Muhammad
- Ibrahim “walad Muhammad” son of
- Muhammad
and arrested Ibrahim walad Muhammad by their advice, for when he had sought their alliance they had said to him "We will not agree unless you arrest Ibrahim."
- el Zayn “walad Harun” son of
- Harun
and Sheikh Ahmad walad 'Ali and el Zayn walad Harun and el Amin walad Tiktak and Walad Kandalawi and slew them all in the
- el Amin “walad Tiktak” son of
- Tiktak
and Sheikh Ahmad walad 'Ali and el Zayn walad Harun and el Amin walad Tiktak and Walad Kandalawi and slew them all in the
- Malik Sa'ad “ibn el Mek Idris walad el Fahl” son of
- el Mek Idris son of
- el Fahl
and there were with him the Malik Sa'ad ibn el Mek Idris walad el Fahl and el Hag Mahmud el Magdhiib, the worker of miracles.
- 'Ali son of
- Sheikh Muhammad
was slain 'Ali walad Salatin, the son of Sheikh Muhammad and brother of Ibrahim, a man renowned for his bravery.
- Mek Badi “walad Tabl” son of
- Tabl
He then appointed Mek Badi walad Tabl, who reigned until the time of the late Isma'il Pasha, the son of Effendina Muhammad 'Ali Pasha.
- Sheikh Muhammad el Amin “walad Mismar” son of
- Mismar
And in 1205^ Sheikh Muhammad el Amin walad Mismar was killed by Abu Rida because the former had severely flogged Sheikh 'Abdulla walad 'Agib.
- Sheikh 'Abdulla “walad 'Agib” son of
- 'Agib
And in 1205^ Sheikh Muhammad el Amin walad Mismar was killed by Abu Rida because the former had severely flogged Sheikh 'Abdulla walad 'Agib.
- Subahi “walad Badi” son of
- Badi “walad Ragab”
And Nasir was captured without any bloodshed and taken back by 'Adlan to Abu Haraz and handed over to Subahi walad Badi to be slain in revenge for the slaying of the latter's father Badi walad Ragab.
- Muhammad “walad” son of
- Nasir “"Abu Rish"”
and the sons of Muhammad [walad Nasir "Abu Rish"] the other, and they came to blows . . . (the author gives details of the fighting : Muhammad walad
- Muhammad “walad Nasir” son of
- Nasir “[sc. walad Abu el Kaylak]”
Muhammad walad Nasir [sc. walad Abu el Kaylak] "Abu Rfsh"
- feki el Amin “walad el 'Asha” son of
- el 'Asha
Sennar and put to death the feki el Amin walad el 'Asha, the vizier of his uncle Sheikh Idris.
- Badi son of
- Effendi'na “Isma'i'l Pasha”
And Badi remained king until the coming of the late Isma'i'l Pasha the son of Effendi'na.
- el Arbab Dafa'alla son of
- Ahmad
el Arbab Dafa'alla walad Ahmad and the feki Medani walad el 'Abbas and others to attack him and throw off his sway, he seized the feki Medani and put him to death; but el Arbab Dafa'alla
- el Arbab Dafa'alla son of
- Ahmad
so that Muhammad walad 'Adlan was left at his village with only el Arbab Dafa'alla walad Ahmad and a few men.
- el Arbab Dafa'alla “walad Ahmad” son of
- Ahmad
And while he was away in the Gebeh, Diwan Effendi Sa'id [imposed] taxation on the people with the compliance of the mu- 'allim Hanna el Mubashir and el Arbab Dafa'alla walad Ahmad. On each head of slaves they made the tax fifteen rials, on each head of cattle
- el Arbab Dafa'alla “walad Ahmad” son of
- Ahmad
In this paragraph (CLXXVii), i.e. about 1808, we have "el Arbab Dafa'alla walad Ahmad"
- el Arbab Dafa'alla “walad Ahmad” son of
- Ahmad
and in paras cxcvii, ccx, ccxiv and ccxviii "el Arbab Dafa'alla walad Ahmad"
- feki Medani son of
- el 'Abbas
el Arbab Dafa'alla walad Ahmad and the feki Medani walad el 'Abbas and others to attack him and throw off his sway, he seized the feki Medani and put him to death; but el Arbab Dafa'alla
- Hammad son of
- Sheikh 'Awad el Kerim Abu Sin
This Nile was known as "The Nile of Abu Sin" because Hammad^, the son of Sheikh 'Awad el Kerim Abu Sin, was killed the same year by the Batahi'n^.
- el Arbab Muhammad son of
- Dafa'alla son of
- Sulayman
In 1234^ el Arbab Muhammad walad Dafa'alla walad Sulayman was treacherously murdered by Muhammad walad 'Adlan
- Muhammad “walad Dafa'alla walad Sulayman” son of
- Dafa'alla son of
- Sulayman
Muhammad walad Dafa'alla walad Sulayman, el, D 7, cxciv.
- el Arbab Dafa'alla son of
- Ahmad Hasan
However el Arbab Dafa'alla walad Ahmad Hasan, who had been one of those who stayed behind and brought the news of the victory, had speech with him and told him
- el Arbab Dafa'alla “walad Ahmad Hasan” son of
- Ahmad Hasan
In para, cxcvi, i.e. in 182 1, we have "el Arbab Dafa'alla walad Ahmad Hasan";
- Isma'i'l Pasha son of
- Effendina
of the advance of Isma'i'l Pasha the son of Effendina into their country ;
- Sheikh 'Adlan son of
- Subahi
among them was Sheikh 'Adlan walad Subahi who vv^as with Sheikh Muhammad Abu el Kaylak and died a few days after him.
- Sheikh Ahmad son of
- el Sheikh Kamtur
After him his brother's son, Sheikh Ahmad walad el Sheikh Kamtur, succeeded.
- Sheikh Badi son of
- Ragab
He was deposed by Sheikh Badi walad Ragab, who appointed Subahi walad 'Adlan in his place.
- Mek Badi son of
- Nul
The kings of the Fung who were possessed of power began with 'Omara Dunkas and ended with the Mek Badi walad Nul, and after the reign of the latter all power, whether of loosing or of binding, was in the hands of Sheikh Muhammad Abu el Kaylak and his family
- Hasan “walad Ragab” son of
- Ragab
Ragab vvalad 'Adlan was then sent with troops to chase Hasan walad Ragab, and caught him and brought him and some of his supporters back as prisoners : several of the latter were put to death
- Muhammad son of
- Abd el 'Alim
Muhammad walad 'Abd el 'Alim
- Sheikh Bashir “walad Ahmad 'Akid” son of
- Ahmad 'Akid
arrested Sheikh Bashir walad Ahmad 'Akid and his brother Mustafa
- Ragab son of
- Bashir “walad”
And from there he sent Ragab walad Bashir to el Khartoum, where he was put to death by being impaled.
- Ragab son of
- Bashir
Ragab walad Bashir is said to have been one of the 'Abdullab.
- el Senussi “feki” son of
- el feki Bakadi “feki”
the feki el Senussi ibn el feki Bakadi, and the feki el Nakhl, the reader of the holy Kuran at the village of Bakadi, and the feki Muhammad ibn el Hag el Taib, the Imam of the mosque at el Khartoum, and the feki Muhammad 'Ali walad el 'Abbas, and Sheikh el Terayfi ibn el Sheikh Yusef, and Sheikh Muhammad ibn el Sheikh Hasan walad Ban el Nuka, and Sheikh Sa'ad 'Abd el Fattah el 'Abadi, and Sheikh Mustafa, the khalifa of Sheikh Dafa'alla el 'Araki.
- Muhammad “feki” son of
- el Hag el Taib “ibn el”
the feki el Senussi ibn el feki Bakadi, and the feki el Nakhl, the reader of the holy Kuran at the village of Bakadi, and the feki Muhammad ibn el Hag el Taib, the Imam of the mosque at el Khartoum, and the feki Muhammad 'Ali walad el 'Abbas, and Sheikh el Terayfi ibn el Sheikh Yusef, and Sheikh Muhammad ibn el Sheikh Hasan walad Ban el Nuka, and Sheikh Sa'ad 'Abd el Fattah el 'Abadi, and Sheikh Mustafa, the khalifa of Sheikh Dafa'alla el 'Araki.
- Muhammad 'Ali “feki” son of
- el 'Abbas “walad”
the feki el Senussi ibn el feki Bakadi, and the feki el Nakhl, the reader of the holy Kuran at the village of Bakadi, and the feki Muhammad ibn el Hag el Taib, the Imam of the mosque at el Khartoum, and the feki Muhammad 'Ali walad el 'Abbas, and Sheikh el Terayfi ibn el Sheikh Yusef, and Sheikh Muhammad ibn el Sheikh Hasan walad Ban el Nuka, and Sheikh Sa'ad 'Abd el Fattah el 'Abadi, and Sheikh Mustafa, the khalifa of Sheikh Dafa'alla el 'Araki.
- el Terayfi “Sheikh” son of
- Yusef “el Sheikh ibn el”
the feki el Senussi ibn el feki Bakadi, and the feki el Nakhl, the reader of the holy Kuran at the village of Bakadi, and the feki Muhammad ibn el Hag el Taib, the Imam of the mosque at el Khartoum, and the feki Muhammad 'Ali walad el 'Abbas, and Sheikh el Terayfi ibn el Sheikh Yusef, and Sheikh Muhammad ibn el Sheikh Hasan walad Ban el Nuka, and Sheikh Sa'ad 'Abd el Fattah el 'Abadi, and Sheikh Mustafa, the khalifa of Sheikh Dafa'alla el 'Araki.
- Muhammad “Sheikh” son of
- Hasan “el Sheikh ibn el” son of
- Ban el Nuka “walad”
the feki el Senussi ibn el feki Bakadi, and the feki el Nakhl, the reader of the holy Kuran at the village of Bakadi, and the feki Muhammad ibn el Hag el Taib, the Imam of the mosque at el Khartoum, and the feki Muhammad 'Ali walad el 'Abbas, and Sheikh el Terayfi ibn el Sheikh Yusef, and Sheikh Muhammad ibn el Sheikh Hasan walad Ban el Nuka, and Sheikh Sa'ad 'Abd el Fattah el 'Abadi, and Sheikh Mustafa, the khalifa of Sheikh Dafa'alla el 'Araki.
- El Rubat son of
- Badi Sid el Kum
El Rubat was son of Badi Sid el Kum (see Cailliaud, 11, 256).
- el Amin son of
- Mismar
The el Amin walad Mismar mentioned here is not to be confused with the Muhammad el Amin walad Mismar of paras. Lxxvii et seq. : see Na'um Bey, Hist. Sudan, 11, 99.
- Abu el Kaylak son of
- Sheikh Subahi
From Bruce (Appendix 28, p. 226) one would suppose that Abu el Kaylak was the son of Sheikh Subahi .
- el Sheikh 'Adlan son of
- el Sheikh Subahi
el Sheikh 'Adlan son of el Sheikh Subahi."
- Adlan son of
- Subahi
Feki Muhammad Abd el Magid writes to me of 'Adlan walad Subahi :
- Abu 'Ali son of
- Muhammad son of
- 'Adlan son of
- Nail
Abu 'All's full name was Abu 'Ali wad Muhammad wad 'Adlan wad Nail, Nail being the ancestor of the Awlad Nail section.
- Muhammad el Amin son of
- Mismar
Muhammad el Amin (walad Mismar) was Sheikh of Kerri, an 'Abdullabi.
- El Amin son of
- 'Agib
El Amin walad 'Agib is the Muhammad el Amin of para. LXXix, etc. (cp. note to para. l). "Wad 'Agib" was practically the hereditary title of the 'Abdullab.
- Ragab son of
- Abu el Kaylak
Ragab was son of Abu el Kaylak.
- Sa'ad son of
- el Mek Idris
Sa'ad ibn el Mek Idris was the Ga'ali Mek of Shendi.
- Abdulla son of
- Agib
This 'Abdulla walad Agib is the one first mentioned in para. cxii. See also cxxxviii.
- Nimr son of
- Muhammad
Jackson (p. 71) has confused Muhammad walad Nimr and his son Nimr walad Muhammad. Cailliaud (copied by Budge, Vol. ii, p. 206) made the error of allotting Musa'ad and Muhammad each 13 years and not noting that they overlapped ; and Jackson makes things worse by putting in definite dates (which CaiUiaud did not), viz. Musa'ad 1778- 1791 and Muhammad 1791-1804. See Part III, Chap, i {k) on the subject.
- Hamid “walad Abu 'Asa” son of
- Abu 'Asa
Hamid walad Abu 'Asa is No. 113 in D 3.
- Ahmad el Taib son of
- Bashir son of
- Malik son of
- el feki Muhammad son of
- el feki Surur
Sheikh el Taib's full name was Ahmad el Taib ibn Bashir ibn Malik ibn el feki Muhammad ibn el feki Surur.
- Muhammad son of
- 'Abd el Kerim
"£■/ Sammdni's" full name was Muhammad ibn 'Abd el Kerim, and he is alleged to have been a Kurashi.
- Idris “walad 'Adlan” son of
- 'Adlan
Idris walad 'Adlan was met by Werne, who calls him (1840) "After Aburow \i.e. Abu Rof] the most powerful ruler in the peninsula" (p. 161).
- Idris “walad 'Adlan” son of
- 'Adlan
Idris walad 'Adlan was a brother of the Muhammad walad 'Adlan who was murdered by Hasan Ragab (see Cailliaud, 11, 238).
- HammadnuUa son of
- Malak
HammadnuUa is presumably the HammadnuUa walad Malak of D3, 128.
- 'Abd el Kadir son of
- Dayfulla
'Abd el Kadir walad Dayfulla was a Gamu'i (Fitihab section, Hamaydania subsection).
- El Senussi son of
- Bakadi
El Senussi was no doubt the son of the Bakadi who is men- tioned (No. 68) in D 3 and in para. CLXII above.
- el Arbab Muhammad Dafa'alla son of
- el Arbab Dafa'alla
This el Arbab Muhammad Dafa'alla is the son of the el Arbab Dafa'alla mentioned previously, and is the man mentioned by Werne as
- Badi VI son of
- Tabl II
Badi VI walad Tabl II (first reign)
- Douro son of
- Dekin
Bruce speaks of him as " Douro," son of Dekin, with a reign of three years (1587-1590).
- Joseph son of
- Gibara
The fifth because, when the mother of Joseph son of Gibara was on her way to the Emperor, the people of (Jarqui took her and would not let her pass.
- ^adir I “king” son of
- 'Omara
^adir I (ibn 'Omara), king, D 7, XIII.
- 'Abd el Nur son of
- Obayd
'Abd el Nur ibn Obayd, D 3, 12.
- Rahfm son of
- 'Abdulla “el 'Araki”
— — Rahfm ibn 'Abdulla el 'Araki, D 3, 13 and 34.
- Sadik son of
- Husayn “ibn”
— — Sadik ibn Husayn, D 3, 28.
- Abo “ibn 'Abdulla” son of
- Godafat “ibn”
Abo ibn 'Abdulla ibn Godafat, ABC, XXI.
- 'Adi “ibn Ka'ab” son of
- Azjiidd
'Adi ibn Ka'ab, Azjiidd, Ar. T., II, 1, VII and XI.
- 'Adldn “wad Aya” son of
- king
'Adldn wad Aya, king, D 3, -'9, 141 and 241 ; D 7, XX to XXVI.
- Ahmad “ibn 'Abdulla "el Terayfi"” son of
- 'Abdulla
Ahmad ibn 'Abdulla "el Terayfi," D 3, 41 and 56.
- Amin Aradib “el” son of
- 'Agib
Amin Aradib walad 'Agib, el, III, 2, ix; D3, 153; D7, XLii-
- Dafa'alla “walad Ahmad Hasan” son of
- Ahmad Hasan
Dafa'alla walad Ahmad Hasan,
- Muhammad “walad Dafa'alla” son of
- Dafa'alla
Muhammad walad Dafa'alla, el, D 7, ccc and ccci.
- Badi “el Ahmar” son of
- Mismar
Badi el Ahmar, king, D 3, 153 ; D 7, XLil. — walad Mismar, III, 2, ix; D 7, LXXXIX.
- Bakdush “ibn Surur” son of
- Surur
Bakdush ibn Surur, D 3, 69 and 93.
- "Ban el Nuka" “walad 'Abd el Razik” son of
- 'Abd el Razik
"Ban el Nuka" walad 'Abd el Razik, D3. 70-
- Bekri son of
- 'Abdulla
Bekri ibn 'Abdulla, D 3, 77.
- Belal son of
- Muhammad el Azrak
Belal ibn Muhammad el Azrak, D 2, 4, 59. 79, 89, 166, 175, 200, 220, 235 and 241.
- Dafa'alla “ibn 'Ali el Shafa'i” son of
- 'Ali “el Shafa'i”
Dafa'alla ibn 'Ali el Shafa'i, D 3, 8, 33, 83, 104, 119 and 248.
- el 'Araki “ibn el Sheikh Muhammad Abu Idris” son of
- el Sheikh Muhammad “Abu Idris”
el 'Araki ibn el Sheikh Muhammad Abu Idris, D 3, i, 8, 33, 41, 62, 63, 81, 84, 85, 88, 119, 120, 125, 169, 171, 177, 241 and 249; D 7, cxxxii.
- Kubara “ibn Sulaymdn” son of
- Sulaymdn
Kubara ibn Sulaymdn, author of D^{q.V.).
- Fahl “ibn 'Ahd el Salam” son of
- 'Ahd el Salam
Fahl ibn 'Ahd el Salam, el.MekofShendi,
- Ferah “ibn Arbab” son of
- Arbab
Ferah ibn Arbab, D 3, 94, 175 and 183.
- Gamd son of
- Muhammad
Gamd ibn Muhammad, D 3, 100.
- Gayta son of
- Salab
Gayta ibn Salab, I, 4, XX.
- Ham son of
- Noah
Ham, son of Noah, BA, i.ii.
- Hammad “ibn 'Abd el Magid” son of
- 'Abd el Magid
Hammad ibn 'Abd el Magid, D 3, 114 and 123.
- el Nil “ibn Dafa'alla el 'Araki” son of
- Dafa'alla el 'Araki
— el Nil ibn Dafa'alla el 'Araki, HI, 2, vi; D I, CI and cii.
- Hammadnulla “walad Malak” son of
- Malak
Hammadnulla walad Malak, D 3, 128; D 7, CCLIX.
- Hasan “ibn 'Abd el Rahman Ban el Nuka” son of
- 'Abd el Rahman Ban el Nuka
Hasan ibn 'Abd el Rahman Ban el Nuka, D 7, cxc, ccxxxii and cclxxvii.
- Hegazi “ibn Abu Zayd” son of
- Abu Zayd
Hegazi ibn Abu Zayd, D 3, 53 and 133 ; D 7, CI, cxxi and ccvii.
- Kanun son of
- 'Abd el 'Aziz
Kanun ibn 'Abd el 'Aziz, II, 2, xv.
- kerdam son of
- Abu el Dfs
kerdam ibn Abu el Dfs, III, i, 17; BA, cxxxiil et seq. and ccxxviii ; AB, III, CLXVi and CLXViii; ABC, xx; A 2, XLii; A 3, XV ; A 4, xiv; A 11, XLv.
- Khalifa el 'Abadi son of
- el Hag
Khalifa el 'Abadi walad el Hag, D 7, CCLIV.
- Khalil “ibn 'Ali” son of
- 'Ali
Khalil ibn 'Ali, D3, 151.
- Koz son of
- Barakat “walad”
Koz, el, v., D 3, 161. — walad Barakat, D 3, 59.
- Kubra “ibn” son of
- Surur
Kubra ibn Surur, II, 2, xxlll.
- Mahays “ibn Kahtan” son of
- Kahtan
Mahassi ibn Kahtan ; Mahays ibn Kahtan, BA, L; B i, 11 ; B 3, i.
- Mahassi “ibn Kahtan” son of
- Kahtan
Mahassi ibn Kahtan ; Mahays ibn Kahtan, BA, L; B i, 11 ; B 3, i.
- Medani son of
- el 'Abbas “walad”
Medani walad el 'Abbas, D 7, CLXXVii.
- Medowi “el” son of
- Misri “el”
"Medowi, el," ibn el Misri, D 3, 28, 165 and 199.
- Medowi son of
- Barakat “ibn”
Medowi ibn Barakat, D 3, 72, 79 and 166.
- Nur el Din Abu Shimla son of
- Musa “el”
Nur el Din Abu Shimla, D 3, 216. — ibn Musa, el, D 3, 217; D 7, CCXLIV.
- Radulla son of
- Delila
Radulla ibn Delila, D 3, 220.
- Ragab son of
- 'Adlan
Ragab walad 'Adlan, D 7, ccx and ccxi.
- Rubat “walad 'Adlan II, king” son of
- Adlan II “king”
Rubat I, king, D 3, 62; D 7, xxviii. — walad 'Adlan II, king, D j, CVI and ex.
- Samra “ibn Gundub” son of
- Gundub
Samra ibn Gundub, BA, X.XXVI.
- Sheraf el Dfn son of
- 'Abdulla
Sheraf el Dfn ibn 'Abdulla, D 3. 237.
- Sughayerun “Muhammad ibn Serlidn” son of
- Serlidn
Sughayerun {Muhammad ibn Serlidn), D3. 5, 16, 27, 84, 130, 136, 141, 154, 160, 161, 202, 205, 211, 224, 233 and 242.
- Terayfi son of
- Ahmad el Rayyah
Terayfi ibn Ahmad el Rayyah, el, D 7, CCCXII.
- Barak son of
- Maskin
— Barak ibn Maskin, D 3, 250.
- Hammad “ibn el Turabi” son of
- el Turabi
See also "Hammad ibn el Turabi."
- Wadad son of
- Sulayman
"Wadad" ibn Sulayman {see "'Abd el Rahim ibn Sulayman").
- Ya'akub “ibn el Sheikh Ban el Nuka” son of
- el Sheikh Ban el Nuka
Ya'akub, Sultan, D 3, 53. — ibn el Sheikh Ban el Nuka, D3, 3, 17, 27, 107, 172 and 254.
- Zakaria “ibn Bahnas” son of
- Bahnas
Zakaria ibn Bahnas, II, 2, xvi.
- Zayn el 'Abdfn son of
- 'Abd el Rahman
Zayn el 'Abdfn ibn 'Abd el Rahman,
- Zubayr “el” son of
- 'Abd el Kadir “el”
Zubayr walad 'Abd el Kadir, el, D 7, cccxv and cccxxiv.