Bagsheer (Tribe)
| The original location | Saudi Arabia, Najd and Hijaz |
| Religion | Islam |
| Language | Arabic |
| Lineage | Qushayri |
Bagsheer tribe
Bagsheer, named after the Banu Qushayr tribe, is an Arab Hawazni Qaysi tribe that inhabited Najd and the Hijaz, and they are one of the branches of Banu Ka'b.
Their lineage
Bagsheer are Banu Qushayr bin Ka'b bin Rabi’a bin Amer bin Sa’sa’a bin Muawiyah bin Bakr bin Hawazin bin Mansour bin Ikrimah bin Khasfa bin Qais Aylan bin Mudar bin Nizar bin Ma’ad bin Adnan.
Their history
The Qushayr tribe is one of the authentic Arab tribes that traces its origins to the Amer bin Sa`sa tribe of the Adnani Arabs.
The Banu Qushayr settled in the Al-Aflaj region, and being a Bedouin tribe, they were a mobile tribe that searched for pasture and water. After the emergence of Islam, the Banu Qushayr tribe migrated with the Islamic conquests to some regions, such as Hadhramaut, and they were sheikhs, as they were known at the time as the sons of Bagsheer and Banu Qushayr. After that, some of them migrated to the Emirates and settled, and also in Egypt, Khorasan, and Basra.
Its relations with many other Arab tribes were characterized by friendly relations and alliances, except that some individual disputes, such as revenge and others, had the effect of breaking some of those relations with some tribes, as well as the outbreak of some wars waged by the allies of this tribe with other tribes.
The Banu Qusayr fought several wars in pre-Islamic times and supported the Banu Ka'b in their wars against other tribes. Among their most famous wars in pre-Islamic times were the Battle of Shi'b Jabala, Battle of Wadi Nasah.[1], Battle of Nissar[2], and battle of Safwan[3]
The Qusayr tribe enjoyed its strength and the sovereignty of its brothers, which made it a safe haven for some of them, to protect them from the dangers they might face.
Some of the well-known figures from the Banu Qushayr tribe
Sahih Muslim Al-Qushayri is one of the most important books of the Prophet’s Hadith among Sunni Muslims, and they consider it the third most authentic book of all time after the Holy Qur’an and then Sahih Al-Bukhari.
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References
- ↑ الأغاني للأصفهاني | مجلد 5 | صفحة 21 | جزء 5 | يوم وادي نساح | الأدب والبلاغة | جامع الكتب الإسلامية (in العربية). Search this book on
- ↑ "يوم النسار", ويكيبيديا (in العربية), 2023-06-08, retrieved 2023-10-26
- ↑ "يوم سفوان", ويكيبيديا (in العربية), 2023-01-07, retrieved 2023-10-26
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