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Mudun al-Jazira(t) (مُدُن الجزيرةِ, literally "Cities of the [Arabian] Peninsula") or al-Mudun for short, is a collection of disunited city-states and tribal confederations located in the Arabian Peninsula. Some of the northernmost tribes and cities have territories within Rashidi Arabia and Memphia which border the patchwork of tribes and city-states to the north. while the rest of the region is surrounded by sea. The region has an overall estimated population of 95 Million, and is divided between numerous clans and tribes, twenty-four of which are dominant. The region is significant for being the birthplace of Islam, a major point of Abrahamic pilgrimage, having significant oil wealth, and being at the crossroads of vital global trade networks. | Mudun al-Jazira(t) (مُدُن الجزيرةِ, literally "Cities of the [Arabian] Peninsula") or al-Mudun for short, is a collection of disunited city-states and tribal confederations located in the Arabian Peninsula. Some of the northernmost tribes and cities have territories within Rashidi Arabia and Memphia which border the patchwork of tribes and city-states to the north. while the rest of the region is surrounded by sea. The region has an overall estimated population of 95 Million, and is divided between numerous clans and tribes, twenty-four of which are dominant. The region is significant for being the birthplace of Islam, a major point of Abrahamic pilgrimage, having significant oil wealth, and being at the crossroads of vital global trade networks. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
Ancient Era | |||
Hellenistic Era | |||
Islamic Era | |||
Prophetic | |||
Rashidun | |||
Abu Bakr | |||
Umar | |||
Uthman | |||
Ali | |||
Umayyad | |||
Abbasid | |||
Ottoman | |||
Western Era | |||
== Geography == | == Geography == | ||
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Mudun al-Jazira(t) (مُدُن الجزيرةِ, literally "Cities of the [Arabian] Peninsula") or al-Mudun for short, is a collection of disunited city-states and tribal confederations located in the Arabian Peninsula. Some of the northernmost tribes and cities have territories within Rashidi Arabia and Memphia which border the patchwork of tribes and city-states to the north. while the rest of the region is surrounded by sea. The region has an overall estimated population of 95 Million, and is divided between numerous clans and tribes, twenty-four of which are dominant. The region is significant for being the birthplace of Islam, a major point of Abrahamic pilgrimage, having significant oil wealth, and being at the crossroads of vital global trade networks.
History
Ancient Era
Hellenistic Era
Islamic Era
Prophetic
Rashidun
Abu Bakr
Umar
Uthman
Ali
Umayyad
Abbasid
Ottoman
Western Era
Geography
Geography
Economy
Economy
Population
Demographics
Population
Religion
Religion
Culture
Culture
Tribal Divisions
Tribal Divisions
| Tribe | Description | Territories |
|---|---|---|
| Banu Hassan | The Banu Hassan are descendants of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ through his grandson Hassan bin Ali, May Allah be pleased with him. | |
| Banu Hussayn | The Banu Hussayn are descendants of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ through his grandson Hussayn bin Ali, May Allah be pleased with him. | |
| Banu Qasim | The Banu Qasim, also known as the Rassids, are an offshoot of the Banu Hussayn, named after al-Qasim ar-Rassi. | |
| Banu Juhainah | ||
| Banu Hanifa | The Banu Hanifa are a highly influential sedentary Arab tribe that populates the al-Yamamah Oasis. | |
| Banu Abd al-Qays | ||
| Banu Azd Uman | ||
| Banu Mahra | ||
| Banu Kinda | ||
| Banu Hamdan | ||
| Banu al-Harith | The Banu al-Harith or Bnei Chorath are a powerful Jewish Arab tribe based in Najran. | |
| Banu Judham | ||
| Banu Lakhm | ||
| Banu Ghassan | The Banu Ghassan are a large and powerful Christian Arab tribe. | |
| Banu Hawazin | ||
| Banu Tamim | ||
| Banu Sulaym | ||
| Banu Ghatafan | ||
| Banu Tayy | ||
| Banu Asad | ||
| Banu Bali | ||
| Banu Kalb | ||
| Banu Bakr | ||
| Banu Udhra |