Mudhar

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Mudhar was a major northern Arab tribal confederation in pre-Islamic and early Islamic Arabia, encompassing several prominent tribes and lineages.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Mudhar canonical 2
Mudrika 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Arab tribe
northern Arab tribe
tribal confederation
ancestralFigure Mudhar ibn Nizar
associatedWith Hijaz region
linked to: HijazRegion

Najd region
linked to: Najd
contrastWith Yamani (southern Arab) tribes
linked to: Arab tribes
culture Bedouin tribal culture
economy pastoralism
raiding
trade
ethnicGroup Arabs
genealogicalStatus Adnanite Arabs
hasNotableClan Banu Hashim
Banu Umayyah
hasRole major tribal confederation
hasSubgroup Kinanah group
Qays 'Aylan
linked to: Qays Aylan

Tamim group
linked to: Banu Tamim
hasTribe Adwan
Banu Amir ibn Sa'sa'a
linked to: Banu Amir

Banu Asad
Ghatafan
Hudhayl
Kinanah
linked to: Kinana

Quraysh
Sulaym
Tamim
influenced tribal politics in early Islam
language Arabic
locatedIn Arabia
linked to: Arabian Peninsula

northern Arabia
linked to: Northern Arabia
mentionedIn Arab genealogical literature
Islamic historical sources
early Arabic poetry
partOf Nizar tribal grouping
North Arabian tribal system
playedRoleIn Arab tribal rivalries of the Umayyad period
politicalAlignment varied among early Islamic factions
religion Islam
pre-Islamic Arabian polytheism
siblingGroup Anmar
Iyad
Rabi'ah
socialStructure segmentary lineage system
timePeriod early Islamic period
pre-Islamic Arabia

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Khuzayma subtribeOf Mudrika
linked to: Mudhar