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ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz ibn Musāʿid
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ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz ibn Musāʿid

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  • Ikhwān

    …August at the hands of Abd al-Aziz ibn Musaʿid: their leader, Uzayyiz, al-Dawish’s son, and hundreds of his soldiers were either killed in battle on the edge of Al-Nafūd desert or died of thirst in the desert. Shortly afterward an important Ikhwān faction defected, and Ibn Saud was able to…

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    …August at the hands of Abd al-Aziz ibn Musaʿid: their leader, Uzayyiz, al-Dawish’s son, and hundreds of his soldiers were either killed in battle on the edge of Al-Nafūd desert or died of thirst in the desert. Shortly afterward an important Ikhwān faction defected, and Ibn Saud was able to…

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