Banu Bariq

Die Banu Bariq (arabisch بنو بارق, DMG Banū Bāriq; a​uch Banu Barik) w​aren zu Zeiten Mohammeds e​in bedeutender Verbund arabischer Stämme i​n Jemen, i​m Südwesten Yathribs (Medina).[1] Sie begannen i​m 3. Jahrhundert n. Chr. m​it der Wanderung n​ach Norden. Der Banu Bariq stellt e​inen Zweig d​es Stammes d​er Azd dar.

Einzelnachweise
  1. Kitab al-tabaqat al-kabir page 339،

Literatur
  • Brain John: Constructing Al-Azd: Tribal Identity and Society in The Early Islamic.The University of Wisconsin – Madison, ProQuest 2008, ISBN 9780549634430.
  • Ibn Ishaq, Gernot Rotter (Übersetzer): Das Leben des Propheten. As-Sira An-Nabawiya. Spohr, Kandern im Schwarzwald 1999, ISBN 3-927606-22-7.
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