A History of the Arabs in the Sudan And Some Account of the People who Preceded them and of the Tribes Inhabiting Dárfūr
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- INTRODUCTION
- Contents
- BIBLIOGRAPHY OF EDITIONS REFERRED TO
- Part I THE INHABITANTS OF THE NORTHERN SUDAN BEFORE THE TIME OF THE ISLAMIC INVASIONS
- Part II THE PROGRESS OF THE ARAB TRIBES THROUGH EGYPT
- Part III THE ARAB TRIBES OF THE SUDAN AT THE PRESENT DAY
- INTRODUCTION
- CHAP. 1 THE GA'ALIÍN AND DANÁGLA GROUP
- CHAP. 2 THE GUHAYNA GROUP
- CHAP. 3 THE GUHAYNA GROUP (continued)
- CHAP. 4 THE GUHAYNA GROUP (continued)
- CHAP. 5 THE KAWÁHLA GROUP
- CHAP. 6 THE KENÁNA AND DEGHAYM
- CHAP. 7 THE RIKÁBÍA
- CHAP. 8 THE HAWÁWÍR, GELLÁBA HOWÁRA, WÁḤÍA AND KÓRBÁT
- CHAP. 9 THE 'ABÁBDA AND ḲERRÁRÍSH
- CHAP. 10 THE ḲERRIÁT
- CHAP. 11 THE SOUTHERN MAḤASS
- CHAP. 12 THE ḤAMRÁN
CHAP. 6 - THE KENÁNA AND DEGHAYM
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 April 2012
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- INTRODUCTION
- Contents
- BIBLIOGRAPHY OF EDITIONS REFERRED TO
- Part I THE INHABITANTS OF THE NORTHERN SUDAN BEFORE THE TIME OF THE ISLAMIC INVASIONS
- Part II THE PROGRESS OF THE ARAB TRIBES THROUGH EGYPT
- Part III THE ARAB TRIBES OF THE SUDAN AT THE PRESENT DAY
- INTRODUCTION
- CHAP. 1 THE GA'ALIÍN AND DANÁGLA GROUP
- CHAP. 2 THE GUHAYNA GROUP
- CHAP. 3 THE GUHAYNA GROUP (continued)
- CHAP. 4 THE GUHAYNA GROUP (continued)
- CHAP. 5 THE KAWÁHLA GROUP
- CHAP. 6 THE KENÁNA AND DEGHAYM
- CHAP. 7 THE RIKÁBÍA
- CHAP. 8 THE HAWÁWÍR, GELLÁBA HOWÁRA, WÁḤÍA AND KÓRBÁT
- CHAP. 9 THE 'ABÁBDA AND ḲERRÁRÍSH
- CHAP. 10 THE ḲERRIÁT
- CHAP. 11 THE SOUTHERN MAḤASS
- CHAP. 12 THE ḤAMRÁN
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- A History of the Arabs in the SudanAnd Some Account of the People who Preceded them and of the Tribes Inhabiting Dárfūr, pp. 330 - 332Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2011First published in: 1922