Al Jarba

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Al Jarba is a prominent clan of the Shammar tribal confederation, historically influential in the politics and leadership of northern Arabian and Syrian Bedouin society.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arab clan
tribal clan
associatedWith Shammar Bedouin NERFINISHED
Syrian Bedouin society NERFINISHED
northern Arabian Bedouin society
category Arab tribes
Bedouin tribes of Arabia
Tribes of Syria
country Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Syria
culturalSphere Bedouin honor code
tribal customary law (urf)
economicBase control of caravan and trade routes (historically)
livestock herding
ethnicGroup Arabs
governanceForm hereditary tribal leadership
historicalInfluence control of grazing territories in northern Arabia
mediation of conflicts among Bedouin groups
negotiation with state authorities over tribal autonomy
historicalRole Bedouin leadership
regional politics
tribal leadership
kinshipSystem patrilineal descent
language Arabic
leadershipTitle shaykh
marriagePattern endogamy within tribal and clan framework
notableFor leadership within Shammar confederation
political influence in northern Arabia
role in Syrian tribal politics
partOf Shammar tribal confederation NERFINISHED
politicalSphere intertribal relations
relations with Ottoman authorities
relations with modern Middle Eastern states
politicalStatus leading clan within Shammar
powerBase camel‑herding Bedouin
region Northern Arabia NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
religion Islam
socialStratum Bedouin
socialStructure segmentary lineage system
timePeriod 20th century Middle East state formation
Ottoman era NERFINISHED
contemporary tribal politics
late 19th century
traditionalLifestyle pastoral nomadism
typeOfLeadership tribal shaykhdom

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Shammar hasSubtribe Al Jarba