Daftar marga Arab Hadramaut: Perbedaan antara revisi

Berikut adalah '''daftar [[Marga|nama marga]] [[orang Arab]] [[Hadhrami|keturunan Hadramaut]]''' (suku Arab Hadramaut, {{lang-ar|حضرمي|''[[Hadhrami]]''}}) didari [[Yaman]], yang juga banyak terdapat di Indonesia[[Afrika danTimur]], negara-negara[[anak benua India]], dan [[Asia Tenggara]].<ref>{{Cite lainnyabook|last=Freitag|first=Ulrike|last2=Clarence-Smith|first2=William G.|date=1992|url=https://books.google.com/books/about/Hadhrami_Traders_Scholars_and_Statesmen.html?id=gBTbS4eNGp8C|title=Hadhrami Traders, Scholars and Statesmen in the Indian Ocean, 1750s to 1960s|publisher=BRILL|isbn=978-90-04-10771-7|language=en}}</ref> Puncak imigrasi dari Hadramaut terjadi pada akhir abad ke-19 dan awal abad ke-20.<ref>{{Cite web|last=Ausaf|title=India’s Hadhrami Links {{!}} Ambassador Dr. Ausaf Sayeed|url=https://ausafsayeed.com/hadhramis/|language=en-US|access-date=2024-07-15}}</ref> Kedatangan kaum Arab Yaman ke [[Indonesia]] diperkirakan terbagi menjadi dua gelombang; gelombang pertama datang sebelum abad ke-15 dan telah berasimilasi sehingga keturunannya tidak lagi dikenali sebagai orang Arab, dan gelombang kedua yang datang sejak abad ke-17 yang memiliki dan telahtetap memilikimemakai nama-nama marga yang tetap dipakai seterusnyamereka.<ref name=":0">{{Cite book|last=Nabhan|first=Hamid|date=2022-05-01|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=O-lvEAAAQBAJ&newbks=0&printsec=frontcover&pg=PA94&dq=marga+arab+hadramaut&hl=en|title=Ziarah Sejarah: Mereka Yang Dilupakan|publisher=Garudhawaca|isbn=978-623-422-012-4|pages=94|language=id|url-status=live}}</ref> Beberapa marga Arab Hadramaut terawal dari golongan [[Habib|habaib]] yang tercatat bermigrasi ke Indonesia antara lain Basyaiban, Alatas, Assegaaf (As-Saqqaf), Al-Jufri, Alaydrus, Syihab, Syahab, dll.<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":1">{{Cite book|last=Permana|first=Agus|last2=Kusdiana|first2=Ading|last3=Mawardi|first3=H.|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=rojHDwAAQBAJ&newbks=0&printsec=frontcover&pg=PA57&dq=marga+arab+hadramaut&hl=en|title=Jaringan Habâib di Pulau Jawa Abad 20 (Studi Integrasi Islam dan Budaya Lokal dalam Bingkai Islam Nusantara)|publisher=Bahasa dan Sastra Arab, UIN Sunan Gunung Djati|isbn=978-623-90064-1-9|pages=56-57|language=id|url-status=live}}</ref> Pada tahun 1366 H (atau 1948 M), jumlah keseluruhan marga diperkirakan sekitar 200 marga.<ref name=":1" />

*Abdat, Al Abd Baqi, Al Aidid{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}{{Sfn|boxbergerBoxberger|2012|p=xvii}}, Al Ali Al Hajj, Al Amri{{Sfn|boxbergerBoxberger|2012|p=xvii}}, Al Allan, Al Amudi, Al As, Al Audah, Al As-Safi, Al Ba Abud{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Ba Faraj{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Ba Harun, Al Ba Raqbah, Al Bhaseff, Al Baar/Albar{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Atthos/Alattas{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=23}}, Al Haddad{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Al 'Aydrus{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Al Bagdadi, Al Baiti{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, [[Al-Bakri]], Al Balkhi, Al Bal Faqih{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Al Barak, Al Bargi, Al Barhim, Al Batati, Al Bawahab, Al Bin Jindan, Al Bin Sahal, Al Bin Semit, Al Bin Yahya{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Bukkar, Al Fad'aq{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Falugah, Al Gadri, Al-Habsyi{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al-Hadar, Al Hadi, Al Halagi, Al Hasyim{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Hayaza, Al Hilabi, Al Hinduan{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Jailani, Al Jufri{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Junaid{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Kaff{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}<ref name=":2" />, Al Kalali, Al Kalilah, [[:en:Al_Kathiri|Al Katiri]]<ref name=":2" />{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Al Khamis, Al Khatib, Al Khered, Al Kherid, Al Mahdali, Al Mahfouzh, Al Makki, Al Matrif, Al Maula Dawilah{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Maula Khailah/Mulachela/Maulakheleh{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Muhdar{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Munawwar{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Musawa{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Mutahhar{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=23}}, Al Qadri{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Qaiti, Al Qannas, Al Rubaki, Al Waini, Al Saewad, Al Yamani, Alhasni, Askar, Assa'di, Assaili, Assaewad, [[Assegaf]] (/As-Saqqaf){{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}<ref name=":2" />{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Asy Syarfi, Attamimi{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Attuwi, Azzagladi, Asy Syaathiriy/As Syatiri{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Al Masyhur{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Al Assiry

* Ba Abdullah, Ba Attiiyah, Ba Atwa{{Sfn|Boxberger|2012|p=xiv}}, Ba Awath, Ba Dekuk, Ba' Dib, Ba Faqih{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Ba Sendit, Ba Siul, Ba Sya'ib, [[Basyeiban|Ba Syaiban]]{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Ba Tebah, Ba Zouw, Ba'asyir, Babgei, Babten, Badawi, Badres, Badaraf, Baladraf, Ba'dokh, Bafadal{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Bafana, Bafayed, Bagaramah, Bagarib, Bagawi, Bagis, Baghraf, Bagoats, Bagraf, Bahabazy, Bahaiyan, Bahalwan, Bahanan, Baharmus, Baharthah, Bahfen, Bachdim, Bachmid, Bahroh, Bahrok, Bahsen, Bahasuan{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Bahweres, Baisa, Bajabir{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Bajamal<ref name=":2">{{Cite journal|last=Walter|first=Mary Ann|title=The Meaning of Names in Hadramaut|url=https://www.academia.edu/26215300/The_Meaning_of_Names_in_Hadramaut}}</ref>, Bajened, Bakarman, Baksir, Bajwed, Baktal, Baktir{{Sfn|boxbergerBoxberger|2012|p=xvii}}, Bin Afif, Baladraf, Baladjam, Balasga, Balaswad, Balatif, Balfas, Balbeid, Baljun, Balweel, Bahreisy, Bamakundu, Bamajbur, Bamasri, Bamatraf, Bamatrus, Bamazro, Bamu'min, Banaemun, Banafe, Banahsan, Babuana, Bana'mah, Banser, Baraba, Baraja{{Sfn|Boxberger|2012|p=xvii}}, Barakwan, Barasy, Barawas, Bareyek{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Baridwan, Baruk, [[Basalamah]]{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Basalim, Basandid, Basgefan, Bashobih, Bashay, Ba'sin, Basyeh, Basymeleh{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=23}}, Basofi, Basumbul, Baswedan, Baswel, Baswer, Basyarahil<ref name=":2" />{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Basyrewan, Batarfi, Bathog, Ba'Tuk, Bawaad, Baweel, Bawahab, Bawazier{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}{{Sfn|Boxberger|2012|p=115}}, Bajri, Bayahayya, Bayagub, Bayasut{{Sfn|boxbergerBoxberger|2012|p=xvii}}{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Bazandokh, Bazargan, Bazmul, Bazeid, Bin Abd Aziz, Bin Abd Samad, Bin Abdat, Bin Abri, Bin Addar, Bin Afif, Bin Ajaz, Bin Amr, Bin Amri, Bin Amrun, Bin Anuz, Bin Bisir, Bin Bugri, Bin Coger, Bin Dawil, Bin Diab, Bin Duwais, Bin Esyan, Bin Faris, Bin Gannas, Bin Gasir, Bin Ghanim, Bin Ghozi, Bin Gozan, Bin Guddeh, Bin Guriyyib, Bin Hadzir, Bin Hafidz, Bin Halabi, Bin Hamid, Bin Hana, Bin Hilabi, Bin Hud, Bin Humam, Bin Huwel, Bin Ibadi, Bin Isa, Bin Jaidi, Bin Jindan, Bin Jobah, Bin Juber, Bin Kartam, Bin Kartim, Bin Keleb, Bin Khalifa, Bin Khamis, Bin Mahri, Bin Makhfudz, Bin Makki, Bin Maretan, Bin Marta, Bin Mattasy, Bin Mazham, Bin Muhammad, Bin Munif, Bin Mutahar, Bin Mutliq, Bin Nahdi, Bin Nahed, Bin Nub, Bin On, Bin Qarmus, Bin Sadi, Bin Said, Bin Sanad, Bin Seger, Bin Seff, Bin Sumair/Bin Smeer, Bin Sumaith{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}, Bin Sungkar, Bin Syahbal, Bin Syaiban, Bin Syamil, Bin Syamlan, Bin [[Syekh Abubakar bin Salim|Syekh Abubakar]]{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=23}}, Bin Syihab, Bin Shahab, Bin Syirman, Bin Syuaib, Bin Tahar, Bin Ta'lab, Bin Tebe, Bin Tsabit, Bin Ulus, Bin Usman, Bin Wizer, Bin Yahya, Bin Zaidan, Bin Zagr, Bin Zaidi, Bin Zimah, Bin Zoo, Bukra, Badjideh, Bakrisuk, Basahil, Badjeber, Basbeth

*Jawas{{Sfn|Boxberger|2012|p=xviii}}, Jibran, Jamalullail{{sfn|Sila|2015|p=22}}{{sfn|Freitag|Clarence-Smith|1992|p=164}}, Jessar

*Khadafi,Ka'wilah (كعويلة),Karamah, Kuddah, Kurbi, Kholagi, Karaman

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