Banu Yam

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Banu Yam is a prominent Arab tribal confederation of northern Yemen and southern Saudi Arabia, historically influential in the Najran region and known as the ancestral root of several Bedouin tribes.

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Banu Yam canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arab tribal confederation
tribe
ancestralTo Al Murrah tribe NERFINISHED
Banu Al Murrah NERFINISHED
Banu Hamdan branches
Banu Murra NERFINISHED
several Bedouin tribes
associatedWith Bedouin tribal customs
Najrani culture NERFINISHED
borderPresence Saudi–Yemeni borderlands NERFINISHED
country Saudi Arabia
Yemen
culturalIdentity Najrani Bedouin Arabs NERFINISHED
customaryLaw tribal customary law (urf)
ethnicGroup Arabs
ethnogenesis Qahtani Arab lineage
geographicZone Arabian Peninsula desert fringe NERFINISHED
hasClan various Yam sub-clans
historicalEconomy pastoralism and caravan trade
historicalInfluence Najran oasis NERFINISHED
trade routes between Yemen and central Arabia
historicalRole regional power in Najran
language Arabic
locatedIn Najran region NERFINISHED
northern Yemen
southern Saudi Arabia
migration expanded northward into Najran
modernDistribution Najran Province NERFINISHED
border areas of Saudi Arabia and Yemen
notableFor camel herding
control of desert routes
tribal warfare
origin northern Yemen NERFINISHED
southern Arabian highlands
partOf Qahtanite Arabs NERFINISHED
politicalOrganization tribal council of sheikhs
region Najran NERFINISHED
religion Islam
selfDesignation Yam NERFINISHED
socialType Bedouin
subgroupOf South Arabian tribes NERFINISHED
traditionalLifestyle nomadic pastoralism
tribalAffiliation Yam tribal confederation NERFINISHED
tribalStructure confederation of clans

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Al Murrah tribe subgroupOf Banu Yam