"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد I" [‎٧‎٢‎٣] (١٠٥٠/٧٧٨)

Trih.
Abu Bureiz. 230 tents
HAM—HAM
HAMAIDAH— contd.
Sub-Tribe,
Mohammed ., ,,
at Mekawir, N. W. of Dhi-
ban.
Diyameh.
Jawafi,
Kubeilat
Faqaha.
Rubutah,
Hurut,
Tuwalbeh,
KcCaideh.
Muteileh.
Hashim.
The Bani Hamaidah are a treacherous Bedouin tribe whose dirah is in the neigh*
bourhood of Karak, between the Dead Sea and the Hejaz railway. There is always*
good pasture in their country and they possess an excellent strain of Arab horses.—
hamaid A t—
Singular Hamaidi. A branch of the Al Subaih section of the Bani Khalid tribe ; t l ey
are found chiefly at ' Lusail in Qatar, where they have 50 houses ; there are some also at
the village of Dha'ain. The Hamaidat are Maliki Sunnis and live by pearl-diving and
fishing. In winter they camp in the interior of the peninsula of Qatar with their sheep
and goats.—( Gazetteer of the Persian Gulf.)
HAMAIDAT—
One of the rural tribes of 'Iraq (q, v.),
HAMAIDAT—
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A tract in the Ghamas Nahiyah of the Shamiyah Qadha [q, v.), Hamaidat is also
the name of a tract in the Salahiyah Nahiyah of the same qadha.
HAMAIDHAH—
See 'Oman (Proper).
hamaidhi (f alaj-al)—
One of the seven hamlets comprising the settlement of Aflaj Bani Qitab, in Dhahirah
{q, v.). .
HAMAIDI—
The singular form of Hamaidat [q, v.),
HAMAIDI (A l B u ) (T kibe)—
See Ka'ab; 'Asakireh sub-division of the Dris.
hamaidlyah (t all-al)—
Set 'Oqair (Barr-al).
HAMAIL—
A village in Yemen on the western edge of the Bahr-aa-Safi, and about 20 miles south
east of RajJ.— {Hunter^ Map of Arabia, 1908,)
HAMAILI—
One of the wells in the town of Dam [q. Widyan Dawasir district of southern
Najd.
HAMAIM—
See Dhafrah.
HAMAIRAH—
See Liwa (Sub-Vilayat).
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