★ • ســي بـو الأعـرابـــي • ★

”From the Ashes of Our Father From the Blood of Our Fathers From Salāmah and Dhīāb From Mū’nis to Muhrīz From Haydaran and Sebiba From Setif and al-Qarn From the Cross to the Skull Always Here, Spread, Spread Forever And Take With You ! The Remembering of Hilāl ! ”

¹ : Ahl Angad are an arab tribe from Dhawi UbaydAllah of Bani Ma’qil, but Belkacem Angadi claim to be descendant of a cherif (Ashraf) who was in Beni Zeroual tribe.

- Belkacem Angadi, from the Ahl Angad tribe¹, one of the Bouhmara's sergent and mujahid leader until 1932, when he will be captured by Henri de Bournazel.

- Mhammed ben al-Maati at-Tri’i, caïd of the Hawziya tribe [Jusham & Banu Hilal], where he is from, and also caïd of Azemmour town. He began a mujahid leader during the french Campaign of Morocco, with the the beginning of the Chaouia War.

He is from the Ouled Sbitta, a clan in Gharb from Hilalian Dukkali roots, they came in Gharb with the Gharbiya tribe [of Dukkala] during the occupation of Dukkala in the 16th century by the Portugeses.

- Larbi ben Hajj Abd al-Qader as-Sebiti, khalifa of the Suburbs of Salé Caïd and Cheikh of the Amer [a fraction of the Beni Hssen tribe of Gharb, from Riyah origin (the B. Hssen are majority from Maaqil Roots)].

- Boubeker al-Qasmi, khalifa of the Ouled Frej, Chikeb and Ouled Bouaziz caïd, his nisba refer to the Qouassem clan of the Ouled Frej (Dukkala -Banu Hilal).

- M'hammed al-Guebbass, minister of war and Grand Vizier of Morocco, from the Sefyan tribe [Jusham b. Mu’awiyah b. Bakr b. Hawazin]. Painted by Stepan Fyodorovich Alexandovsky in 1902.

United, all sons of the same fathers ★★★★

- Abu Chataa al-Jamaï al-Hayani, a moroccan islamic scholar and resistant, born in the Ouled Jamaa (Banu Hilal) tribe but from Hyayna (Banu Hilal) roots.

Be Proud, You're Hilalian Be Great, Because Your Ancestors Was !

- horsmens of the Bani Ahsen (Banu Maaqil) tribe performing tbourida (engraving of the "Illustrazione Popolare" of October 1887)

- Taher Moustache, algerian mujahid during the Algerian War, from the Oulad Belagh clan of the Bani Amer (Zoghba-Banu Hilal) tribe

- ”a bedouin douar of Khlot”

- moroccan rebels around Fez, 1912, during the Revolt of Sharif al-Hijami. The Arabs tribes who participated to this revolt mainly the Hyayna (Banu Hilal) and the Cheraga (Banu Hilal - Ghatafan). (There is also Berber tribes who participated)

@Hanshendrik6 @aotach0 I just wake up, and it's the brainrottest comment of the day. Sidi Mhammed ben Lahsen al-Janati is litteraly an Idrissi Cherif. And the Arabs who practice Moussem for Berber "saints", dont make them no more Arabs, there is no link with ethno-nationalism

@aba_la3rab @aotach0 If they are araps why are they honorering an Amazigh man?

- A tbourida of the Hyayna (Banu Hilal) tribe during the Moussem of Sidi Mhammed Ben Lahsen al-Janati (1943)

@shurahbil_ Yes, after I kept the french name because other mountains pass who get named by french was still in their language in english

@aba_la3rab Locally we call it ثنية الصفا. "Col" is the French word for mountain pass.

- an Arab horsmen from the ”Col de Sfa”, Biskra. Probably from the Oulad Ziyan (Riyah - Banu Hilal) tribe of the North of Biskra.

- a bedouin child, during the Algerian War, from El Gor douar, from the Ahl Angad-Cheraga (Banu Ma’aqil) tribe, in Algeria (1957)

@iLuvGas The Khlot are, at my actual knowledge, only in Morocco, but their confederation, the Muntafiq are also in Iraq, they're the foundators of the Emirate of the same name

- ”Type of Old Bedouin men of Khlot (Banu Muntafiq - Hawazin) tribe”