In Mabain, all of Dar Hamid water their cattle. As for the camels, they are watered from the Al-Adik and Al-Bishiri project in the land of Al-Firadna, and also in Umm Badr with Kababish. There are also Bani Jarrar in the south of Khor. They played a role in the Mahdist period. Its divisions include Al-Mahalib and Al-Jabarāt. As for Al-Nabra'a, they are a small tribe with a connection to Bani Jarrar. They work in the gum arabic region in eastern Kordofan and in the south of Umm Dam. A few of them herd camels in western Kordofan. There are also Al-Shanabla, most of whom are in Kordofan, herding camels. They have no significance politically or economically. Also in Kordofan lives a branch of Al-Ma'aliba, near Dar Hamid, and from Al-Nuhud, Al-Abyad, Al-Diling, and Umm Rawiyah. They work in various crafts, including cattle herding and camel herding. As for Al-Ziyadiyya, they are a small tribe that recently migrated to Kordofan and has no weight among the larger tribes, except that they reside and some of them work herding camels near Dar Hamid.

Then the clan of Al-Rababtab: They are also a camel-herding tribe, although they have come under the banner of the camel-herders. Their dwellings are located on the banks of the Nile from the north of the town of Obeidiyah, between the Fifth Cataract, and their movement continues to extend until they reach Abu Hamad, and then to the extension of the river west of Abu Hamad by more than a square kilometer.

Then the tribe of Al-Mighab, who inhabit the region between the mouth of the Atbara River and the town of Obeidiyah, where the Fifth Cataract begins. Their capital is the city of Berber. They are north of the camel-herders, between Al-Muqran and Wadi Al-Singir.

Also, those who are called the pure Ja'aliyyin. Perhaps this word "pure" is evidence that they were the basis of the Ja'aliyyin tribe. There are many other tribes that came under their banner during the time of their great-grandfather Ibrahim Al-Ja'ali. Their residential and living area extends between the region of the Sablouga Gorge and Atbara, where they reside on the eastern and western banks of the Nile. 247