Draft:Banu Al Akhdari
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| Regions with significant populations | |
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| Languages | |
| Arabic | |
| Religion | |
| Islam (mostly Sunni) |
The Lakhdarids[1] (Banu Al-Akhdar)[2] or Al-Akhdariyya[3] (in Arabic: بَنُو (الْأَخْضَرِيِّ or الْأَخْضَرِيُّونَ) are a dynasty Alide Sherifian descendant of the prophet of Islam Muhammad through his grandson Abû Mûhāmmād al-Hāssān Ibn `Alî Ibn Abî Tālîb, present in Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Yemen, Iraq, Libya[4][5], Egypt and Kuwait[6]
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Banu Al Akhdari Author E. J. Brill - ^
Banu Al Akhdari Publisher Magnes Press, The Hebrew University - ^
Banu Al Akhdari Publisher Éditions Julien Poinssot - ^
"Arab Tribe" - ^ "Bedouin, Settlers, and Holiday-Makers". Cairo: Auc Press.
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