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Sajids was an Islamic dynasty that ruled in the northern part of modern Iran in 879 until 942.

In the second half of 9th century as a result of weakening of central authority of Abbasid Khalifate, Muhammad Ibn Abu-Saj was able to form an independent state, however the dynasty was not able to assert complete political authority independent of the Khalifate.

  • Abdu Ubaydullah Muhammad Ibn Abu-Saj (879-901?)
  • Abul Musafir Divdad Ibn Muhammad (901-929)
  • Yusuf Ibn Abu Saj 901-919
  • Subuk (919-922)
  • Deysem (932-941)
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