مستخدم:Abdullasaleh419/قبيلة الاملوك
The tribe of Bani Malik, or the Amluk, is a broad clan of Himyar from which several tribes branch out under more than one name. Among them are Bani Al-Mulaiki, and they are the inhabitants of Dalal, Al-Malhama, and Al-Amluk in Alshar, Al-Adayn, as well as in Al-Dhalea, Al-Bayda, and Yafaa, and some of them live in Radfan, Lahj governorate, and all of them return to the Amluk tribes from Himyar.
| Country |  |
| REGION | Arabian Peninsula |
| Ethnicity | Arab |
Lineage[عدل]
Al-Amluk bin Radman bin Dhu Ra'ian bin Alhumyasa bin Himyar bin Saba bin Yarub bin Qhatan.
Residence[عدل]
This tribe is present in Ibb, Al-Dhalea, Taiz, Al-Mahweet, Yafea, Halimin, Radfan, and Al-Bayda. There are many Amluk tribes who have entered into alliances with other tribes, or contented themselves with using the name of their grandfather or the region in which they live.
Al-Amluk tribe in the Pre-Islamic era[عدل]
[1] The Al-Amluk tribe is from one of the Radman tribes, and the Radman people were mentioned a lot in the inscriptions, and the Radman tribes were in alliance with Khawlan . The Radman tribes supported their cousins in the Kingdom of Qataban in their war against the Kingdom of Sheba .
[1] Radman belongs to none other than Dhul Ra’in the Elder, who is the Himyarite King Yarim, who established the Kingdom of Ra’in. The Kingdom of Ra’in was similar to the mother of the Great Himyar Kingdom, and from the Kingdom of Ra’in, which extended from Yarim Ibb in the north to Yafa’ in the south, it began to unify the Yemeni kingdoms, and the Ra’iniyah tribes united with the Raydan tribes and established the first Himyar kingdom, known as the Kingdom of Dhu Raydan, after the famous Raydan Palace in Dhofar, Ibb .
The Amluk tribe in early Islam[عدل]
[2] In the early days of Islam, the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, sent Muadh bin Jabal to Qayyal Himyar, inviting them to Islam. So they sent books except the Messenger announcing their Islam. The Messenger responded to Aqyal Himyar, and among them was Al- Nu`man .
[3] Al-Tabari narrated that they answered the Prophet (may God bless him and his family) and embraced Islam. He said: « The book of the Kings of Himyar was presented to the Messenger of God in the month of Ramadan, professing Islam with their messenger , Al-Harith bin Abd Kalal, Naeem bin Abd Kalal, and Al-Nu`man, who was said to be Dhu Ra’in. Introduction from Tabuk » (Tarikh al-Tabari : 2/318), so the Prophet (may God bless him and his family) sent some of his companions to teach them Islam, and wrote letters with them ( Ibn Hisham : 4/1010, and al-Tabari : 2/382).
He also wrote 'to Banu Amr from Himyar. ( Layers : 1 / 265).
And to Amluk Radman
[4] It was narrated on the authority of Muadh bin Jabal that he wrote to the Messenger of God a letter in which he said (I fought against those who disobeyed me from Algnad the people of Yemen with a group of Ash’ar and slaves). Yafa, Al-Asabah, Khawlan, and Al-Sakisk.
On the authority of the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, he said: Shall I not inform you of the best of tribes?
We said: Yes, O Messenger of God!
He said: Sakask and sukoon are Kinda, Al-Amluk; Amluk Radman, a section of the Ash'aris, and a section of Khawlan.
Among the close companions , Hasban bin Hudhayfah al-Ra’ini .
Islamic conquests[عدل]
[5] The Amluk tribes participated in the Islamic conquests, and they were under the leadership of the companion Dhu al-Kalaa al-Himyari in the conquests and the liberation of the Levant from the Romans. The Amluk tribes participated in the conquests until the arrival of Andalusia and Qatno (archidona) along with the rest of the tribes of Dhu Ra'in.
Sources[عدل]
He also wrote 'to Banu Amr from Himyar. ( Layers : 1 / 265).
And to Amluk Radman (The Books of the Messenger : 1 : 219) They are the offspring of Al-Amluk bin Wael (Dictionary of Arab tribes : 1/42), Wardman A country in Yemen where the tomb of Al-Muttalib bin Abd Manaf is located (Dictionary of Countries : 3/40).
Al-Samani said : « Amluk It is a belly of Radman, and Radman is a belly of Dhi Ra’in, and the ratio to him is Amluk » ( Genealogy : 1 / 208).
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