Ghamd (tribe) (original) (raw)
Al-Ghamdi (Arabic: الغامدي, Al-Ghāmdī, also transliterated as Alghamdi, Ghamdi, or Ghamidi) is an Arabic family name denoting a member of the Ghamd tribe of Saudi Arabia. The history of Ghamd goes back to the pre-Islamic era, and many members of Ghamd joined the forces of the early Muslim empire. The Alghamdi tribe belongs to the same root, Azd, as Al-Ansar. Al-Ansar are the two tribes which inhabited Madina, named Banu Khazraj and the Banu Aus, sheltered, supported, and fought with Muhammad in the early days of Islam when he and his early companions from Mecca had to leave it for Madina. Many members of Alghamdi tribe were companions of Muhammad and fought with him. Like most other tribes in the Hejaz region of the country, Ghamd is divided into three large groups, based on geography and
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| dbo:abstract | Al-Ghamdi (Arabic: الغامدي, Al-Ghāmdī, also transliterated as Alghamdi, Ghamdi, or Ghamidi) is an Arabic family name denoting a member of the Ghamd tribe of Saudi Arabia. The history of Ghamd goes back to the pre-Islamic era, and many members of Ghamd joined the forces of the early Muslim empire. The Alghamdi tribe belongs to the same root, Azd, as Al-Ansar. Al-Ansar are the two tribes which inhabited Madina, named Banu Khazraj and the Banu Aus, sheltered, supported, and fought with Muhammad in the early days of Islam when he and his early companions from Mecca had to leave it for Madina. Many members of Alghamdi tribe were companions of Muhammad and fought with him. Like most other tribes in the Hejaz region of the country, Ghamd is divided into three large groups, based on geography and lifestyle: the mountaineers (Hejaz) in the central highlands of Al-Baha, the bedouins (badyah) in the desert regions in Najd east of Hejaz, also in some parts of Bisha in Asir Region, and the tohm who inhabit the narrow plain of Tihama on the Red Sea coast. (en) |
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| dbp:branches | Saad Manat, Zabyan, Malk, mahmiyah (en) |
| dbp:descendedLabel | Ghamid bin Al-Kaab bin Al-Harith bin Kaab bin Abdullah bin Malik bin Nasr bin Al-Azd. (en) |
| dbp:language | Arabic (en) |
| dbp:localName | غامد (en) |
| dbp:location | dbr:Qatar dbr:Saudi_Arabia dbr:Jordan dbr:United_Arab_Emirates dbr:Iraq dbr:Kuwait dbr:Oman |
| dbp:name | Ghamd (en) |
| dbp:parentTribe | dbr:Azd |
| dbp:religion | dbr:Islam |
| dbp:type | dbr:Qahtanite dbr:Azd |
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| rdfs:comment | Al-Ghamdi (Arabic: الغامدي, Al-Ghāmdī, also transliterated as Alghamdi, Ghamdi, or Ghamidi) is an Arabic family name denoting a member of the Ghamd tribe of Saudi Arabia. The history of Ghamd goes back to the pre-Islamic era, and many members of Ghamd joined the forces of the early Muslim empire. The Alghamdi tribe belongs to the same root, Azd, as Al-Ansar. Al-Ansar are the two tribes which inhabited Madina, named Banu Khazraj and the Banu Aus, sheltered, supported, and fought with Muhammad in the early days of Islam when he and his early companions from Mecca had to leave it for Madina. Many members of Alghamdi tribe were companions of Muhammad and fought with him. Like most other tribes in the Hejaz region of the country, Ghamd is divided into three large groups, based on geography and (en) |
| rdfs:label | Al-Ghamdi (de) Ghamd (tribe) (en) Al-Ghamdi (it) Аль-Гамди (ru) |
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