Sharif of Mecca

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The Sharif of Mecca was the hereditary ruler and guardian of Islam’s holiest city, traditionally drawn from the Hashemite lineage claiming descent from the Prophet Muhammad.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic religious office
hereditary title
monarchical office
appliesToJurisdiction Mecca
associatedWith Kingdom of Hejaz
basedOn claim of descent from the Prophet Muhammad
country Hejaz
dynasty Banu Qatadah
surface form: Banu Qatada

Hashemite dynasty
endCause Saudi conquest of Hejaz
endTime 1925
ethnicGroup Arab
hasDuty administering justice in Mecca
collecting local taxes in Hejaz
ensuring safety of the Hajj pilgrimage
maintaining order in Mecca
hasRole custodian of Islamic holy places in Hejaz
guardian of the holy city of Mecca
local ruler of Mecca
protector of pilgrims to Mecca
hasTitle Sharif of Mecca self-linksurface differs
surface form: Emir of Mecca

Sharif
Sharif of Mecca self-linksurface differs
surface form: Sharif and Emir of Mecca
language Arabic
officeHolder Abd al-Ilah ibn Muhammad
Sharif Abd al-Muttalib
surface form: Abd al-Muttalib ibn Ghalib

Abdullah ibn Muhammad ibn Abd al-Muin
Ali ibn Husayn Zayn al-Abidin
surface form: Ali ibn Husayn

Awn al-Rafiq Pasha
Awn ibn Muhsin
Ghalib ibn Musa'id
Husayn I ibn Ali
surface form: Husayn ibn Ali

Husayn ibn Ali, King of Hejaz
Abdullah ibn Muhammad ibn Abd al-Muin
surface form: Muhammad ibn Abd al-Muin

Qatada ibn Idris
partOf Ottoman Empire
positionHeldBy Hashemite dynasty
surface form: Hashemite family
recognizedBy Ottoman authorities
various Muslim rulers
religion Islam
replacedBy Saudi control of Mecca
residence Hejaz
Mecca
seat Mecca
significantEvent Arab Revolt
surface form: Arab Revolt (1916–1918)
startTime 10th century
c. 967
subordinateTo Caliph
surface form: Caliph (Ottoman)

Ottoman sultan
surface form: Sultan of the Ottoman Empire
traditionallyHeldBy Hashemite dynasty
surface form: Hashemites

descendants of the Prophet Muhammad

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Hashemite dynasty traditionalTitle Sharif of Mecca
Hashemite dynasty traditionalTitle Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: King of Hejaz
House of Hashim founder Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Hussein bin Ali
House of Hashim notableMember Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Hussein bin Ali
House of Hashim dynasticTitle Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: King of Hejaz
House of Hashim dynasticTitle Sharif of Mecca
Order of al-Hussein bin Ali namedAfter Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Sharif Hussein bin Ali
Talal of Jordan paternalGrandfather Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Hussein bin Ali, Sharif of Mecca
Dina bint Abdul-Hamid relative Sharif of Mecca
Mehmed VI title Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques
Princess Raiyah bint Hussein notableRelative Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Sharif Hussein bin Ali
Middle Eastern theatre of World War I involvedPerson Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Sharif Hussein bin Ali
Hussein isNotablyBorneBy Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Hussein bin Ali, Sharif of Mecca
Faisal I of Iraq father Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Hussein bin Ali, Sharif of Mecca
Sharifate of Mecca headOfState Sharif of Mecca
Sharifate of Mecca headOfGovernment Sharif of Mecca
Sharifate of Mecca hasTitle Sharif of Mecca
Sharifate of Mecca hasTitle Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Emir of Mecca
Abdullah I of Jordan father Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Hussein bin Ali
Abdiyya bint Abdullah granddaughterOf Sharif of Mecca
this entity surface form: Sharif Hussein bin Ali
Sharif of Mecca hasTitle Sharif of Mecca self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Emir of Mecca
Sharif of Mecca hasTitle Sharif of Mecca self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Sharif and Emir of Mecca
Hashimites heldTitle Sharif of Mecca