The word "Zura" is used to denote the inhabitants of those regions. However, it is clear that it is an old name and not in agreement with the opinion that it dates back to a previous generation. And Ghandi - as I think, the attribution in **Kunt** Zura perhaps refers to a village in the Amri region, which is a known name and the village is called Zuwaira Zowera. And the village of Zuwaira today is a small village almost unknown in Amri, but it was previously one of the most important centers of the kingdom of King Hamad bin **Azla**, King of Amri, and (W. **An** **Intington)** mentioned it and said that near it is Jandil, and it was **Marwa** **""** and perhaps all the people of the Amri region and its neighboring areas were attributed to it, and in the **Al-Nama** **Ghair** region there is also a small village called Zuwaira.

**Chapter Two**

**History of the Hamdab Region**

Waddington: S. Hanbury, Journal of a visited some parts of Ethiopia, London 06 on 1822 P. 136

Quoted from Dr. **N** **Sim** **Mafar**, Common in Sudan P. 57, 57

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