Al-Awazim
Large tribe in the Arabian Peninsula
Al-Awazem (Arabic: العوازم; also spelled Azmi and Awazem) is a large tribal confederation in the Arabian Peninsula, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt; with the majority of its current settled population residing in Kuwait, northeastern Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain. The Awazim tribe delineate into several branches within, with the Shgifa (Arabic: شقفة) being the most prominent in Kuwait.
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Al-Awazim
Large tribe in the Arabian Peninsula
Al-Awazem (Arabic: العوازم; also spelled Azmi and Awazem) is a large tribal confederation in the Arabian Peninsula, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt; with the majority of its current settled population residing in Kuwait, northeastern Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain. The Awazim tribe delineate into several branches within, with the Shgifa (Arabic: شقفة) being the most prominent in Kuwait.
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Al-Awazem (Arabic: العوازم; also spelled Azmi and Awazem) is a large tribal confederation in the Arabian Peninsula, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt; with the majority of its current settled population residing in Kuwait, northeastern Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain. The Awazim tribe delineate into several branches within, with the Shgifa (Arabic: شقفة) being the most prominent in Kuwait. The Shgifa branch of Awazim are often referred to as "Sea-faring Bedouins" due to their relationship to maritime trade, fishing, and proximity to the ocean. Several notable Nokhadhas from the Awazem families include, Mufreh Al Asfar, Saleh Al Udhaynah, Hajrah and Khalaf bin Uqail, and Ubaid Abu Labga.
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