Muhammad bin Hadi bin Qarmleh
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| Muhammad bin Hadi bin Qarmleh | |
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| Emir of the Qahtan tribe | 1811 AD–1870 AD (1226 AH - 1287 AH) |
| Born | 1790 AD (1205 AH) |
| Died | 1870 AD (1287 AH) Najd |
| House | al Qarmleh |
| Father | Hadi bin Qarmalah |
| Occupation | Sheikh, knight, and poet |
Muhammad bin Hadi bin Ghanem bin Zaakan bin Ghanem bin Hassan Al-Suhaimi from Al-Jahadir of Qahtan, was a poet, knight, and sheikh of the Qahtan tribe. The sheikh was born in 1205 AH/1790 AD and died in 1287 AH/1870 AD. His father was Hadi bin Qarmleh, and his mother was Qarmleh bint Shaher, one of the Khanafers of Qahtan. He was one of the most important men of the second Saudi state.[1][2][3]
Muhammad bin Hadi and Imam Faisal bin Turki Al Saud[edit]
Ibn Hadi was denounced by Imam Faisal bin Turki. The Imam's anger came from his attacks on some of the tribes loyal to him. When the news reached Ibn Hadi, he resolved to visit the Imam. They arrived at his council and Ibn Hadi asked him not to acknowledge anything until after they listened some verses. He recounted a clarifying poem, and referred to the positions of his tribe in the House of Saud. He said:
O Sheikh, do not listen to the hoarseness of the hoarseness, take my robe, O drenched in goodness and generosity If you were to return to me, I would be able to do violence and my quarters, you would obey me on the right and the code Hanna is against you, the Nawaif mountains, and we advise you from Treyki and Masoud I have a daughter who tells the limits of the dreadful to a day in which he is expelled and expelled We don't ship from the war of all tribes and to what you need, we are soldiers for you.
Najd region[edit]
Bin Hadi gave him authority over the Najd region and was making disloyal tribes pay money to graze in the Najd region. The situation remained unresolved until the Otaiba tribe waged battles on the Najd region, causing the expulsion of Qahtan and the destruction of the rule of Ibn Hadi.[4][2][3][5][6][7]
References[edit]
- ^ a b Mohammed Al-Asimi. diwan al'amir muhamad bin hadi tahqiq (in Arabic).
- ^ a b c Ibn Bishr. eunwan almajd fi tarikh najd (in Arabic).
- ^ a b c Ali bin Shaddad Al Nasser. Sheikh Muhammad bin Hadi, leader of the Qahtan tribe (in Arabic).
- ^ Ibn Ghanem. tarikh najd (in Arabic).
- ^ Abdul Rahman bin Aqeel Al Dhaheri. diwan alshier aleamiyi bilahjat ahl najd (in Arabic).
- ^ Alexei Vassiliev The History of Saudi Arabia
- ^ ج.ج لويمر ج 1 ص 499-500.