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The Sardiyya (also spelled Sardiyah, Sardiyeh or Suradiyya) are an Arab tribe largely concentrated in southern Syria and northern Jordan. They first appear
Sardiyya
Arabian tribe
Al Mira Banu Nabhan Banu Hani Shammar Al Jadilah Al-Tha'alib Banu Lam Sardiyya Banu Saqr Religion Polytheism (pre-630) Miaphysite Christianity (pre-638)
Tayy
the Emirate of Transjordan. The tribe claimed common ancestry with the Sardiyya, a Bedouin tribe established in the Hauran from at least the 16th century
Banu_Saqr
Region in Syria and Jordan
Throughout the 16th century, the Bedouin Mafarija tribe, including its Sardiyya faction, became an increasingly prominent force in the Hauran. As early
Hauran
Tribal confederacy in Jordan
eventually entered into conflict with the main tribal power in this region, the Sardiyya. According to historian Nora Barakat, "It is difficult to discern" ties
Bani_Sakhr
Religious conflict in Mount Lebanon
under Khattar Imad's command and reinforced by Shia peasants and Sunni Sardiyya Bedouin cavalry from Hauran (3,000 men altogether) began their assault
1860 civil conflict in Mount Lebanon and Damascus
1860_civil_conflict_in_Mount_Lebanon_and_Damascus
City in northern Israel
of the province throughout the 1730s and intervening on behalf of the Sardiyya chiefs of the Syrian Bedouin amid their disputes with the governor, hosting
Tiberias
Galilee (Safed Sanjak), Sidon Eyalet, Ottoman Empire Spouse Woman of the Sardiyya tribe Children Sa'd Salih Yusuf Daher Shammah (daughter) Parent Salih al-Zaydani
Umar_al-Zaydani
to accompany Muhammad Pasha. Instead, the latter, with the help of the Sardiyya Bedouins, avoided confrontation with Isma'il Bey by taking a longer alternative
Syrian campaigns of Ali Bey, 1770–1773
Syrian_campaigns_of_Ali_Bey,_1770–1773
Arab ruler of northern Palestine (1689/90–1775)
century under Daher's grandfather, Salih. Daher's mother was from the Sardiyya, a Bedouin tribe in the Hauran. Around 1698, Umar emerged as a local multazim
Daher_al-Umar
Ottoman period, their influence gave way to another Tayy tribe, the Mafarija–Sardiyya. The territory of the Al Mira and their allies extended from the Golan
Al_Mira
Desert region in Syria and northern Arabia
sheep, goats, donkeys and camels there, but the Rwala, Zbaid, Ghayyath, Sardiyya and other tribes also use the area at times. Although the region as a whole
Harrat_al-Sham
Intelligence support: Jarrar family of Sanur Wuhaydat Bedouins Salit Bey † Sardiyya Bedouins Inconclusive Campaign abandoned prematurely. Ismail Bey takes
List_of_wars_involving_Egypt
Arab clan based in the Galilee
his wives were members of the Sardiyya). They raided Damascus itself in an abortive attempt to reinstall the Sardiyya emir to the lucrative office of
Zayadina
Jordanian political family
(MP) Hind Al-Fayez (MP) Habis Sami Al-Fayez (MP) Bassam Al-Fayez (MP) Sardiyya Alon, Yoav (2016). The Shaykh of Shaykhs: Mithqal al-Fayiz and Tribal Leadership
Al-Fayez
and Muslim members of the region's principal Bedouin tribes, Sulut and Sardiyya, joined the rebels. On the orders of High-Commissioner Maurice Sarrail
Capture_of_Salkhad
District in Amman Governorate, Jordan
Ali Ma'n, took refuge in Zizia around 1613, to escape the pursuit of the Sardiyya tribe, which had been commissioned by the governor Ahmed Hafiz Pasha to
Al-Jizah,_Jordan
Palestinian dynasty
Jabr as sheikh of the Hauran with another ally, Rashid ibn Salama of the Sardiyya tribe. Around May 1621, Farrukh was summoned to the imperial capital of
Farrukh_dynasty
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