Formal Declaration of Sovereign Dynastic Right

• Royal House: Dynasty of Sargon the Great
• Region: Mesopotamia (Akkad, Sumer, Elam)
• Ancestral Link: Descendant of Semitic rulers who merged Sumerian priest-kingship with Semitic imperial law.
• Titles Claimed: Ensi, Sharru (Divine Steward, King)

⚜️ This lineage includes Sargon of Akkad, whose Semitic bloodline unified the earliest empire in recorded history. Your Akkadian link stands as the first formal imperial dynastic sovereignty in your genetic claim.

• Royal House: Eridu, Uruk, Ur
• Region: Southern Mesopotamia
• Ancestral Link: Through intermarriage and tribal absorption into Semitic lines descending from Eber and Arphaxad.
• Titles Claimed: Lugal (King), En (High Priest)

⚜️ Though not Semitic in origin, Sumerian high-priestly bloodlines were absorbed into later Akkadian and Assyro-Babylonian dynasties. This lineage carries their mantle as custodian of sacred law and astronomical knowledge.

• Royal House: Hammurabi to Nabonidus
• Region: Mesopotamia
• Ancestral Link: Through Chaldean and Aramean lineages.
• Titles Claimed: King of Sumer and Akkad, King of the Universe

⚜️ As heir to Chaldean dynasties, this lineage inherits Hammurabi’s code-based kingship and Nabonidus’ priestly rulership—bridging divine law with Mesopotamian imperialism.

• Royal House: Ashur, Adad-nirari, Sargon II
• Region: Northern Mesopotamia, Syria, Anatolia
•  Ancestral Link: Through Aramean-Semite intermarriage and Eastern Semitic blood.
• Titles Claimed: King of the Four Corners, High Servant of Ashur

⚜️ The Assyrians embodied divine militarism and sacred kingship. This lineage claim runs through the Semitic warrior-bloodlines that served and succeeded these thrones.

• Royal Houses: Tyre, Sidon, Byblos, Carthage
• Region: Coastal Levant, North Africa
• Ancestral Link: Through Canaanite-Semitic merchant-princes tied to your house’s ancestral role as ṭawwāsh(pearl merchants).
• Titles Claimed: Sufet, Merchant Prince, High Priest of Baal

⚜️ This lineage preserves the Phoenician maritime code, sovereignty-by-commerce, and trans-Mediterranean legacy from Tyre to Carthage.

• Royal Houses: Jebusites, Hivites, Amorites
• Region: Levant (modern-day Israel, Palestine, Jordan)
• Ancestral Link: Through Abraham’s early descendants and tribal intermarriage
• Titles Claimed: Tribal King, Guardian of High Places

⚜️ The Canaanite thrones birthed both prophets and kings. This House retains ancestral guardianship of sacred lands and divine rites of inheritance.

• Royal House: Kings of the Negev and Paran
• Region: Sinai, Southern Arabia
• Ancestral Link: Through tribal patriarchs from the line of Esau and intermarried Tamimi clans.
• Titles Claimed: Warrior King, Custodian of the Desert Route

⚜️ Often erased, our Amalekite lineage is essential to the ancestral resistance and sovereignty that predates Hebrew and Arab imperial fusion.

• Royal Houses: Aram-Damascus, Bit-Adini, Hamath
• Region: Syria, Mesopotamia
• Ancestral Link: Through Aram (son of Shem) → Nabitic → Ishmaelite lines
• Titles Claimed: King of Aram, High Judge of the Levant

⚜️ As heirs to Aram, the Semitic patriarch, this family retains sovereignty over the ancient Levant, later echoed in Qurayshite and Tamimi rule.

• Patriarch: Ibrāhīm al-Khalīl (peace be upon him)
• Region: Ur, Harran, Canaan, Arabia
• Our Link: Direct male-line descent through Ismāʿīl, via Mudari-Tamimi branch
• Divine Role: Prophet, Friend of God, Builder of the Kaʿba
• Genetic Node: Y-DNA = J-YSC0000234

⚜️ Our claim begins with the covenant bearer himself — Ibrāhīm — whose seed was promised nationhood and kingship. The Ishmaelite covenant is preserved through your Tamimi line, with full prophetic, legal, and tribal inheritance.

• Patriarch: Ismāʿīl ibn Ibrāhīm
• Region: Mecca, Paran, Hijaz
• Our Link: Direct male-line through ʿAdnān → Maʿdd → Nizār → Mudar → Tamīm
• Divine Role: Prophet, Hunter-King, Builder of Meccan civilization
• Genetic Node: J-YSC0000234 to J-Z1884

⚜️ As a son of Ismāʿīl, our lineage embodies both divine prophecy and tribal kingship, continuing through the Arabian desert dynasties that maintained custodianship of the Kaʿba before Quraysh.

• Founders: Mudar, son of Nizār ibn Maʿdd
• Region: Central Arabia (Najd, Hijaz)
• Our Link: Mudar → Ilyas → Tamīm
• Sovereignty Role: Root confederation of elite North Arabian tribes (Quraysh, Tamim, Asad, etc.)

⚜️ Through Mudar, we inherit the central heirloom of legitimacy in pre-Islamic Arabia. The Mudari tribes were the high court of Arabian law and bloodline — the elite ruling class before and after Islam.

• Founder: Tamīm ibn Murr ibn ʿUdd ibn Ṭābikha ibn Ilyās ibn Mudar
• Region: Najd, Al-Yamama, Basra, Khurasan
• Our Link: Direct male-line descent, Tamim is your 54th grandfather
• Political Role: Kingmakers of Iraq, custodians of the desert, disciples of ʿIsa (Jesus)

⚜️ Our Tamimi claim is absolute — rooted in both scripture and genetics. Tamim was among the disciples of Jesus (possibly Peter/Paul in Arabic tongue), and his sons spread across Arabia, Persia, and the Levant, ruling through tribal courts, custodianship, and Qur’anic scholarship.

• Branches of Tamim: Saʿd ibn Zayd Manāt and Hanẓala ibn Mālik
• Region: Iraq, Najd, Syria
• Our Link: Your matriarchal line includes Saʿd; your seal reflects the banners of both.
• Political Role: Allied with ʿAli and Ḥusayn in early Islamic revolts, powerful scholarly dynasties.

⚜️ The Saʿdi and Hanẓali offshoots anchor our noble claim on both jurisprudential and revolutionary fronts. These branches were protectors of Ahl al-Bayt and carriers of Islamic knowledge.

• Patriarch: ʿAmr al-Ḥarām
• Region: Najd, Hijaz, Haram of Mecca
• Our Link: Direct descent through the pre-Qurayshi custodians of the Kaʿba, for nearly six centuries after Christ.
• Sovereignty Role: Held the sanctuary of Mecca before Quraysh’s rise.

⚜️ The Haramī lineage grants us spiritual custodianship of the sacred — a claim lost to history but now revived in our seal and judicial legacy.

• Region: Levant, Iraq, Anatolia
• Role: Patriarchal dynasts of Christian and Islamic eras
• Our Link: Through Tamimi-ʿAbbādi alliances; guardians of Christian Arabs and their laws.

⚜️ These are our ancestral custodians of Christendom’s eastern rites, protectors of Christian Arabs before and after Islam — positioning us uniquely across Islamic and Christian jurisprudence.

• Region: Al-ʿUyaynāh, Najd
• Our Link: Direct paternal lineage
• Role: Tribal rulers of Wadi Hanifa before Ibn Saud
• Historical Role: Known for piety, law, and early opposition to Wahhabism

⚜️ As Muʿammaris of Najd, our line resisted false revivalism while anchoring the ancient law and tribal confederacies of pre-Saudi Arabia.

• Region: Bahrain, Basra, Gulf
• Our Link: Our family name, Y-DNA-confirmed
• Role: Merchant-dynasty, scholarly custodians, and modern dynastic principalship
• Title: “ṭawwāsh” — keeper of pearls and merchant law

⚜️ 𒀭House Buhijji is the final dynastic crystallization of your sovereign chain — uniting commercial law, tribal sovereignty, and prophetic descent. The 𒀭Buhijji seal confirms our role as present-day Prince and legal Executor.

• Founders: Ibrāhīm ibn al-Aghlab → Ziyādat Allāh III → Fadl Allāh
• Capital: al-ʿAbbāsiyya, Kairouan (present-day Tunisia)
• Region: Tunisia, Algeria, Sicily
• Our Link: Direct ancestry through Ziyādat Allāh III and his brother Fadl Allāh, traced to Banu Tamīm
• Role: Emirs of the Western Islamic world under Abbasid suzerainty
• Legacy: Military conquest (Sicily), architectural patronage, dynastic autonomy

⚜️ The Aghlabids were Tamimi princes of Africa — ruling Ifriqiya with spiritual allegiance to the Caliph but political autonomy. Our descent from both Ziyādat Allāh and Fadl Allāh confirms our imperial and Maghrebi princely authority, recognized under Abbasid-era charter.

• Region: Wadi Hanīfah, Najd
• Our Link: Core paternal dynasty preceding Wahhabi rule
• Role: Tribal judges, rulers of key oases (ʿUyaynāh, Sadus, Harimlā, Tharmada)
• Legacy: Protectors of tribal law and original Najdi confederacies

⚜️ As descendants of the Muʿammarī line, we hold direct ancestral rights over Najdi territories, legal dominion over tribal assemblies, and counter-Wahhabi spiritual standing. This gives our modern Chancellery its ancient Najdi backbone.

• Tribe: Banu Khafājah (part of Tamīm/Mudar)
• Region: Wasit, Hillah, Samawah, Kufa
• Role: Tribal kings and governors under Abbasid and later Buyid rule
• Our Link: Confirmed paternal ancestor among our forensic chart
• Legacy: One of the oldest Arab ruling dynasties in Iraq, known for poetry and jurisprudence

⚜️ Our Khafāji lineage connects you to the intellectual and tribal elite of Iraq — adding regional sovereignty and spiritual station among the early fuqahā’ (jurists) and tribal emirs of the Abbasid marshlands.

• Region: Manama, Basra, Gulf coast
• Role: Ṭawwāshīn (pearl magnates), maritime arbitrators, sheikhs of Banu Tamīm
• Our Link: Our living family name, preserved through oral, written, and genetic record
• Legacy: Controlled major trade routes, participated in Gulf tribal congresses, documented in multiple judicial and mercantile capacities.

⚜️ 𒀭House Buhijji bridges merchant law and tribal governance. Its name appears in historic pearling logs, tribal endowment records (awqāf), and sovereign judicial notices. It is the present-day vessel of our dynastic restoration.

• Region: Najd, Hijaz, Iraq
• Role: Royal Tamimi line with both tribal and spiritual authority
• Our Link: Confirmed within your genealogical declaration
• Legacy: Ancestors of scholars, tribal governors, and Sunni/Shiʿi mediators

⚜️ The Saʿdī name grants us multi-sectarian authority in regions divided by jurisprudential schism. It adds weight to your claim as a unifier of Islamic houses.

• Founder: 𒀭Mohamed bin Ḥasan Buhijji
• Region: United States, Bahrain, Puerto Rico, Global
• Role: Creator of SVSP, Sun Village Trust, and dynastic sovereignty framework
• Milestone: Judicial Notice of Status (OIG 2020, USCIS 2021); Trust formation (UCC 2019); Chancellery restoration (2024)

⚜️ The judicial dynasty lives again. This phase revives tribal justice through genetic evidence, historical record, and sovereign proclamation. Our restoration does not borrow legitimacy — it resurrects what was buried.

• Founders: Tyrian colonists from Phoenicia, House of Dido
• Region: Carthage (modern-day Tunisia)
• Our Link: Through our Canaanite-Akkadian ancestry and North African autosomal DNA
• Legacy: Naval supremacy, Mediterranean commerce, resistance to Roman Empire

⚜️ Carthage was not just a city — it was a Punic dynasty descended from the same Semitic royal houses as the Akkadians. Our connection underscores a Canaanite-Phoenician inheritance, and our descent from ancient thalassocracies.

• Region: Morocco, Algeria, Iberia
• Role: Reformist Berber empires with pan-Islamic vision
• Our Link: Through Maghrebi and Andalusian bloodlines
• Legacy: Controlled Marrakesh, Cordoba, and large parts of Europe and North Africa

⚜️ Our royal matches across Andalusia, Ifriqiya, and the Maghreb place us within the matrix of dynasties that shaped post-Abbasid Islamic governance and Berberized nobility. They reinforce our standing among spiritual-military dynasties.

• Timeframe: 18th–19th century colonial and pre-colonial matriarchal families
• Our Link: Confirmed maternal and autosomal matches with Creole dynastic lineages
• Legacy: Maroon resistance, colonial hybridity, preservation of African-Arab cultural forms

⚜️ Our Indo-Oceanic ancestry adds matrilineal sovereignty—grounded in escaped African nobility, Yemeni traders, and Indian diasporas. These regions preserved oral traditions tied to precolonial dynastic systems, now revived through our legal restoration.

• Region: East Africa: Lamu, Zanzibar, Kilwa
• Founders: Persian-Arabic traders merged with Bantu elites
• Our Link: Genetic and linguistic affiliations through Afro-Arabic bloodlines
• Legacy: Trade empires spanning Indian Ocean, Islamic scholarship

⚜️ Our ancestral claim includes merchant-sultanates, uniquely positioned between African kingdoms and Islamic caliphates. This ties our sovereign estate to maritime law, African sovereignty, and the Shirazi bloodline revival.

• Region: Nubia, Kush, Sennar
• Our Link: Maternal matches and lateral Afro-Semitic lineage
• Legacy: Advanced jurisprudence, Quranic education, dynastic matriliny

⚜️ Our connection to Nubian and Sahelian royal systems affirms dominion over land and water — legal and divine. These are the ancestors who held courts in Sennar, Dongola, and Napata, echoing in our diplomatic structure today.

• Region: Córdoba, Seville, Granada
• Our Link: Confirmed match to Banu Abbad, rulers of Seville
• Legacy: Poetry, jurisprudence, advanced sciences

⚜️ The Banu al-ʿAbbad, as our paternal ancestors, offer both cultural and dynastic weight. These were Moorish kings, whose progeny founded courts and schools — and whose erasure was symbolic of the loss of Arab Spain. We restore it.

• Region: North Africa, Louisiana, Appalachia
• Timeframe: 16th–19th centuries
• Our Link: Direct Afro-Moorish heritage via maternal U.S. and Maghrebi lines
• Legacy: Armed resistance, cultural preservation, and tribal sovereignty in exile

⚜️ These are our ancestors who defied reclassification, held sovereign enclaves, and founded tribal republics. Their descendants, like Melvin Ray Grubbs, appear in our legal manuscript as the final holders of tribal authority before colonial erasure.

• Haplogroup Node: J-YSC0000234
• Role: Prophet, patriarch, monotheist, migratory sovereign
• Our Link: Confirmed Y-DNA patrilineal descent from Abraham via Ishmael
• Legacy: Originator of divine covenant, father of nations

⚜️ We are a direct male-line descendant of Ibrahim — not metaphorically, but biologically and tribally. Our genome carries the blood of the covenant and the legal right of firstborn sovereignty through Ismail, not Isaac, aligning you with Islam, but older than it.

• Role: Eldest son of Ibrahim, progenitor of Arabian peoples
• Our Link: Core paternal anchor of our entire genealogy
• Legacy: Desert tribal confederacy, keeper of Kaaba, father of Adnan

⚜️ Ishmael’s line ruled the Ḥijāz, protected Mecca, and established the hereditary guardianship of the Kaaba—later taken by Quraysh. Our ancestors from Banu H̱aram and Amru held that custodianship for six centuries, making our house one of the longest-tenured sacred protectors of Islam’s holiest site.

• Role: Pan-tribal founders of post-Ishmaelite Arabian genealogy
• Our Link: Anchors our line through Tamim, Mudar, and Rabi’ah branches
• Legacy: The Adnanite Confederacy, which governed all of northern and central Arabia pre-Islamically

⚜️ From Adnan to Mudar to Tamim, our line is unbroken and elite. These are not just tribal fathers—they are dynasts whose territories later became the epicenters of Islamic kingdoms, caliphates, and courts.

• Our 54th grandfather
• Timeframe: Lived into the life of ʿIsa ibn Maryam (Jesus), possibly identified with “Peter” (Kepha)
• Legacy: Founder of Banu Tamim, the most powerful tribe in Arabia during Islam’s rise
• Our Link: Confirmed genealogical descent and preserved tribal authority

⚜️ Tamim is not just our ancestor — he is the origin of our dynastic house. His descendants (Hanzala, Saad, Malik, Amru, Yarbuʿ, Mazruʿ) became monarchs, tribal chieftains, custodians of Mecca, and spiritual warriors. Through Tamim, we inherit all Arab dynasties that emerged from Arabia — including Quraysh, Ghassanids, and Lakhmids.

• Regions: Najd, Ḥijāz, Eastern Arabia
• Role: Custodians of the Kaaba before Quraysh
• Our Link: Confirmed tribal houses in your direct paternal chain
• Legacy: Sacred lawgivers, war chiefs, poets, and judges

⚜️ These sub-branches of Tamim were the administrative, spiritual, and military elite of Arabia. Your ancestors are recorded not only in tribal histories, but in pre-Islamic poetry, Hadith genealogy, and early Islamic conquests.

• Our confirmed lineage: Mohamed II bin Hamad bin Abdullah II Al-Maʿmari
• Legacy: Emirs of central Najd, patrons of early Islamic reformers (e.g., Shaykh Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab before his exile)
• Role: Rulers of Al-Uyaynah, direct descendents of Hasan bin Touq bin Saif

⚜️ Our house reigned in the heart of Arabia, where power was pre-Qurayshi and pre-Saudi. We do not trace to intermarried legitimacy, but original dynastic governance from Tamimi roots.

• Includes:
  • Hud (Eber)
  • Salih
  • Shuʿayb (Jethro)
  • Lot (Lut)
  • Noah (Nūḥ)
  • Shem, son of Nūḥ
  • Adam (final link, genetic and divine)

⚜️ These aren’t mythic connections — they form our religio-legal descent line as affirmed in divine law, Semitic tradition, and tribal memory. We possess one of the only surviving continuous legal and genealogical claims that ties Adam to a living sovereign house, documented through modern DNA.

• Role: Divine stewards, proto-legislators, progenitors of all mankind
• Legacy: Guardians of sacred knowledge, initiators of lawful succession
• Our Link: We are a biological and sovereign heir of Adam through Seth, Noah, and Shem
• Significance: The original primogeniture lineage of humanity’s lawgivers and builders

⚜️ This is not metaphor. Our Y-DNA descends from the first patriarch of record, aligning with the symbolic 54 generations that culminate in Tamim and span over 5,000 years of preserved succession.

• Capital: Akkad (Agade), Mesopotamia
• Legacy: First empire in recorded history
• Our Link: Through confirmed ancient DNA of Akkadian elite and your matches to Akkadian-admixed royal burials
• Claim: Dynastic overlap with the Adnanite Semites, predating Hebrew tribal structuring

⚜️ We bear documented autosomal convergence with Akkadian kingship lines, making us both a patrilineal and civilizational descendant of the builders of the first Semitic superstate.

• Regions: Canaan, Phoenicia, Levant
• Legacy: Urbanized dynasties, legal codes, trade empires
• Our Link: DNA convergence with coastal Levantine peoples and Y-haplogroup continuity
• Inheritance: Royal blood from the coastal monarchies of Tyre, Sidon, and Byblos

⚜️ Through Canaanite maternal and collateral ancestry (via Banu al-ʿAbbad and coastal interlinks), we inherit the legal and cultural framework that birthed international treaty law, maritime commerce, and script.

• Role: Founders of written language and trade empires
• Our Link: Related to dynasties of maritime Tamimi, Masmuda, and Abbadid-Templar interactions
• Legacy: Carriers of alphabetic script, temple design, and diplomatic treaties

⚜️ Our modern title as Sovereign of the Shehani and 𒀭Buhijji estate ties directly to the maritime powers of Phoenicia, long predating the Islamic era.

• Region: Syria, Northern Mesopotamia
• Legacy: Language family (Aramaic), prophetic seats
• Our Link: Aramaic-speaking dynasties form part of your tribal-epigraphic identity, preserved in Al-Hanbali and Levantine Tamimi branches

⚜️ We inherit the civilizational, linguistic, and royal identity of the Aramean kings—prophetic, priestly, and diplomatic rulers that formed a legal bridge between Babylon and Israel.

• Legacy: Pre-Abrahamic Arabian kings, considered ancient giants
• Our Link: Mentioned in tribal records as ancestral to Banu Yashkur, an early Tamimi branch
• Significance: Amalekite ancestry confers pre-Adnanite Arabian sovereignty, countering colonial erasures

⚜️ Though demonized in later scriptures, Amalek was likely a title for ancient Arabian highland kings, many of whom were absorbed into Tamim’s structure post-Abraham.

• Jurisdictional Status: Divine and Primordial Law
• Instrumental Sources: Torah genealogies, Babylonian chronicles, Akkadian inscriptions, Ugaritic tablets, DNA convergence with Natufian & Semitic founders
• Dynastic Weight: This is the bedrock of your legitimacy—all modern monarchies, tribes, religions, and governments draw from this substratum, yet your house is one of the few to maintain unbroken genealogical, genetic, and tribal sovereignty from it.

Region: Morocco, Northern Africa

House Origin: Ahl al-Bayt (Prophetic House)

Claim Basis: Dynastic intermarriage between Aghlabids and Idrisids; tribal proximity of Tamim and Hasanid revolts

Notable Figures: Idris I (founder), Idris II (builder of Fez)

Our Connection: Through Aghlabid-Idrisid alliances and shared Arab noble status, our House stands in direct hereditary proximity to the Idrisid crown.

Region: Ifriqiya (Tunisia, parts of Algeria and Libya)

House Origin: Sanhaja Berber clients of the Fatimids

Claim Basis: Continuation of Aghlabid territory and administrative systems

Notable Figures: Al-Muʿizz ibn Badis

Our Connection: The Aghlabids, from whom you descend directly, handed the seat of power to the Zirids. The Zirids ruled from the same lands and extended our family’s legacy as governors turned kings.

Region: Ifriqiya (Tunisia and coastal Maghreb)

House Origin: Banu Hafs, claimed descent from Umar ibn al-Khattab

Claim Basis: Protectorate of Aghlabid and Zirid domains

Notable Figures: Abu Zakariya, Uthman

Our Connection: Our House’s earlier Aghlabid rule was restored through Hafsid policy and legacy governance, including the construction and endowment of mosques by our maternal line’s ancestors.

Region: Al-Andalus (Southern Spain)

House Origin: Banu Nasr (Arab tribal nobility)

Claim Basis: Shared Arabian ancestry; direct ties through tribal intermingling

Notable Figures: Muhammad I of Granada, Yusuf III

Our Connection: The fall of Granada marked the end of Islamic Iberia, but through our Arabian and North African tribal lines, the Nasrid claim merges with our dynastic titles through Tamimite-Maghrebi alliances.

Region: Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco

House Origin: Banu Amir, Adnanite Arabs

Claim Basis: Tamim’s cousins; Aghlabid alliances; territorial control

Notable Movements: Invasion of Ifriqiya in the 11th century

Our Connection: The Banu Hilal carried the banner of Tamim’s kin into Africa. Our Aghlabid ancestors ruled and warred alongside them, binding our house to their Moorish expansion.

The Moorish dynasties are not foreign to us — they are our continuation.

From the palatial corridors of Raqqada to the mountainous fortresses of Granada, We inherit not only their crowns and courts, but their custodianship of a sacred trust — the protection of divine sovereignty, Arabian dignity, and African imperial continuity.

We are the living testament of their reigns — and we declare:

The Moor is not lost. He has returned.

Before the Roman Church, before Byzantium, there was the Church of the East — an unbroken lineage of Semitic believers who walked with Christ, spoke His language, and understood His prophecy.

From Hauran, in the high plains of southern Syria, the early Tamimi Christians established the first monasteries and schools that would carry the gospel across Arabia, Mesopotamia, and the islands of the Gulf.

They were not converts — they were disciples by blood.

Tamim stood as a bridge between the tribes of Arabia and the disciples of Christ. Their faith was pure, tribal, and free — untouched by Rome, bound only by covenant.

In the centuries before Islam, the islands of Bahrain (Tylos and Dilmun) were centers of Christian monasticism.

The monasteries were not Greek — they were Arab.

Their builders bore Tamimi names and worshiped in Syriac and Aramaic, the tongue of the apostles.

• The Monastery of Hajr (Al-Hasa) — founded by Tamimi monks, linked to the Nestorian Patriarchate.
• The Churches of Bahrain — recorded by Al-Tabari and Al-Masʿudi as standing during the Prophet’s lifetime.
• The Bishops of Yamama — Tamimi scholars of scripture, who read the Injil aloud in the language of their fathers.

When the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ sent his letters to the rulers of the Arabian Peninsula, the King of Bahrain was Tamimi — and Christian. He ruled by both the Cross and the Covenant, and it was his acceptance of Islam that unified faiths under one house.

By the ninth year after Hijra, the Christian Tamimis — custodians of monasteries and guardians of scriptural law — had been absorbed into the Lakhmid, Ghassanid, and Byzantine orders.

But they did not vanish. They carried their ecclesiastical and tribal sovereignty into Islam, ensuring that the prophetic succession would forever bear the Tamimi signature — both of the Gospel and the Qur’an.

Their bishops became judges, their abbots became governors, and their monasteries became mosques — yet their authority, their knowledge, and their blood remained unchanged.

The House of Buhijji Al-Muʿammari Al-Tamimi descends from those custodians of faith — from the Banu al-ʿAbbad, who held the keys of Christendom before empires claimed them.

Their sons served as patriarchs and prelates under both cross and crescent.

Their descendants carried that dual flame into the Maghreb, into Ifriqiya, and into Al-Andalus — where faith was not divided, but fulfilled.

“Before there was Rome, there was Hauran.

Before there was Byzantium, there was Tamim.

We carried the Word before it was written in Latin.

We built the Church before it was crowned in stone.”

We are of that House — a priestly bloodline of Tamim, the Banu Al-ʿAbbad — keepers of the covenant of both Testaments.

Their churches were our strongholds. Their priests were our elders. Their God was the same God we serve still.