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		<title>Saudi Arabian Tribes</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Be among the first to pray by name for the Shahran tribe. The Shahran tribe has an estimated 250,000 members. The leadership of the Shahran tribe has belonged to the House of Mushayt, Saudi Arabia where Islam began in Asir Province. ]]></description>
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<span class="drop-cap">F</span>or the majority of Saudi Arabians their association to a tribe is a significant part of their social and cultural identity. People from Western countries have lost much of the experience of belonging to a very large extended family. For example: few Westerners can recite the names of their ancestors for 5-10 or more generations, however, it is not rare for some peoples in the Middle East to have this ability.</p>
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<h3>The Shahran Tribe</h3>
<p>The Shahran tribe has an estimated 250,000 members, and is one of the largest in Arabia. The leadership of the Shahran tribe has belonged to the House of Mushayt for several hundred years and the tribe's principal city is Khamis Mushayt. This is the largest city in ‘Asir province in South Western Arabia near the border with Yemen. Khamis Mushayt is the 8th largest city in Saudi Arabia with a population of about 630,000.</p>
<p>In 632 AD Surad Ibn Abd Allah Al-Azadi led a delegation of people from the 'Asir region to declare their commitment to Mohammed and Islam. Mohammed made Surad ruler of the Muslims in 'Asir, urging him to spread the Islamic faith and fight the polytheists. Surad returned to the 'Ashir region and conquered it for Islam.</p>
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<h3>Prayer Starters</h3>
<p>* There are very few followers of Jesus, if any at all, in this tribe at the present time. Remember the joy at your own salvation and pray along those lines.</p>
<p>* Pray with family and friends for opportunities for some of the Shahran to hear the Gospel through their travels abroad, through radio, internet and possibly satellite broadcasts.</p>
<p>* Pray for opportunities for some of the Shahran to hear the Gospel through their travels abroad, through radio, internet and possibly satellite broadcasts.</p>
<p>* The vast majority of this tribe are very much cut off from any significant access to the Gospel. It is illegal to proclaim the Gospel in Saudi Arabia; Many Christian internet sites are blocked and very few followers of Jesus ever travel to or live in Khamis Mushayt and the surrounding area.</p></blockquote>
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<h3>The Clans:</h3>
<p>We suggest that you actually pray through the whole list of names below. It is probable that you are among some of the first people on earth to actually pray for these clans of the Shahran tribe in Jesus’ name (Revelation 7:9).</p>
<p>Al-Rshaid (آل رشيد ), Al-Koad (آل كود ), Nahess (قبائل ناهس), Al-alGhmer (آل الغمر ), Banou Manbah (بنو منبه ), Banou Waheb (بنو واهب ), Banou Bejaad (بنو بجاد ), Banou Majoor (بنو ماجور ), Banou Selool (بنو سلول), Al Zelal (الزلال), Al’Hejaj (الحجاج), Al Garaeen (القراعين), Banou Qouhafah (بنو قحافه ), Al-Sarhan (آل سرحان), Banou Rash’hah (بنو رشحه), Al-Remtheen (الرمثين), Al-alSerh (آل السرح), Al-Mettair (آل مطير ), Al-alSafq (آل الصفق), Al-Na’man (آل نعمان), Al Jehrah (الجهرة), Ahel AlHaqou (أهل الحقو ), Ahel AlSha’af (أهل الشعف), Al Yanfa’ (آل ينفع), Banou Malek (بنو مالك)</p></blockquote>
<h3>Video: Sudi Wifes Home</h3>
<p>"This Saudi Wife shows us into her middle class saudi home that she shares with her in-laws. She discusses the restrictions on her daily life, although she does not see them as such. She says she doesn't have a maid, but her mother-in-law does!" [9:57]<br />
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<h3><a href="http://www.30-days.net/muslims/muslims-in/mid-east/riyadhsaudiarabia/">Background Information on Saudi Arabia is Here &rarrt;</a></h3>
<p><em>Gospel Language Recording: <a title="Global Recordings" href="http://globalrecordings.net/language/4501" target="_blank">Hear the Gospel in Classical Arabic (external link, opens a new window)</a></em>
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