Banu Fihr

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Banu Fihr was a prominent early Arab clan of the Quraysh tribe in Mecca, traditionally traced back to Fihr ibn Malik, regarded as an ancestor of the Prophet Muhammad.

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Banu Fihr canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arab clan
ancestralLineage Fihr ibn Malik → Ghalib → Lu’ayy → Ka‘b → Murrah → Kilab → Qusayy → Abd Manaf → Hashim → Abd al-Muttalib → Abdullah → Muhammad
ancestralTerritory Mecca and its environs
linked to: Mecca
associatedWith Kaaba
Meccan society
lineage of Prophet Muhammad
centeredIn Mecca
culturalContext Hejaz in Late Antiquity
linked to: Tribes of the Hejaz
ethnicGroup Arabs
genealogicalPosition ancestor-level clan within Quraysh
genealogicalStatus eponymous clan of Fihr ibn Malik
hasAncestralFigure Fihr ibn Malik
historicalRelevance early Arab tribal structure in Mecca
language Arabic
locatedIn Mecca
namedAfter Fihr ibn Malik
notableAncestor Fihr ibn Malik ibn al-Nadr
linked to: Fihr ibn Malik
partOf Quraysh
preIslamicReligion Arab paganism
region Hejaz
religion Islam
socialRole leading clan of Quraysh in early period
timePeriod early Islamic period
pre-Islamic Arabia
traditionalAncestorOf Prophet Muhammad
linked to: Muhammad
transitionedTo Islam
tribalAffiliation Quraysh
tribalConfederation Quraysh al-Bitah
linked to: Quraysh
tribalSystem Arab tribal lineage system

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