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Zanātah

Berber tribes
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  • North Africa
    North Africa
    / The Maghrib under the Almoravids and the Almohads

    …able to restrain the nomadic Zanātah tribes living in the south from moving with their herds to the rich pasturelands of the north. A group of these Zanātah, the Banū Marīn, advanced through northern Algeria into Morocco during the 1240s. Having captured Fez in 1248, they emerged as rulers of…

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    …able to restrain the nomadic Zanātah tribes living in the south from moving with their herds to the rich pasturelands of the north. A group of these Zanātah, the Banū Marīn, advanced through northern Algeria into Morocco during the 1240s. Having captured Fez in 1248, they emerged as rulers of…

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