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Bani Malik (Template:Lang-ar) or Banu Malik (Template:Lang-ar) (Template:Lang-en) is one of the major Arab tribes of the Arabian Peninsula. They are descendants of Malik al-Ashtar al-Nakh'ei who fought with Ali ibn Abi Talib, the cousin of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.

A hyphenated Al (Al-) means "The" if it is prefixed to the tribe name but means "The son of..." if prefixed to a person's name, while the plain Al (آل) and Bani (بني) or Albu (ألبو) or Banu (بنو) mean the plural "The sons of..". Their great ancestor is Qahtan (قحطان) from South Arabia. Bani Malik are named after Malik al-Ashtar from Nakh'a tribe, an offshoot of a bigger tribe called Madhhij. After they became Muslims, Al-Nakh'a continued their ancestry with their cousins, the tribe of Azd (Madhhij's brother), who lived in Makkah called Khuza'a (خزاعة) named after Khuza’a (also named Haritha) Ibn Amr Ibn Muzaqiba of Al-Azd the major Qahtani tribe. Khuza'a tribe fought with Muhammad against the pagans and infidels Banu Bakr who tried to conquer Makka. This incident has been mentioned and blessed in a verse in the Quran (Verse At-Tawba-14). Sulaiman bin Kuthayer who is one of the Abbasid supporters descended from Bani Malik. He was later killed by Abu-Muslim al-Khurasani a dissident Persian outlaw. Bani Malik lived in Ahwaz, Qatif, Bahrain and in Iraq. In Iraq, they now live in Basrah, Nasiriyah and on the eastern bank of Euphrates River at al-Diwanyiah district in the middle part of Iraq. The territory of their major offshoot, Al-Ali tribe, extends from al-Diwanylah in the north to al-Rumaitha to the south. The area was named after their name, Al-Ali. The rivers – al-Rafi, al-Yusufyia and al-Lawah – irrigated the area. In 1900 when these rivers dried up they moved to an area around al-Hindyiah branch of Euphrates River, which was dug by Asif al-Dawla al-Hindi at 1205 AH (1845 AD).

Tribes

Al-Ali tribe (Iraq)
Al-Faraj
Al-Ismail
Al-Awabid
Al-Humaidat
Al-Ibrahim
Bani Rzaij

References

Al-Iber (العبر The Lessons), by lbn Khaldoun
History of the Arabs (from the earliest times to the present), by Philip K. Hitti
Nihayat Al-Arab Fe Ma'arifat Ansab Al-Arab نهاية الأرب في معرفة أنساب العرب (The ultimate information regarding the Arab ancestry), by Al-Kalkashandi
Studies of the Iraqi tribes, by Hmud Al-Sa'idi

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 '''Bani Malik''' ({{lang-ar|بني مالك}}) or '''Banu Malik''' ({{lang-ar|بنو مالك}}) ({{lang-en|The Sons of Malik}}) is one of the major [[Arab tribe]]s of the [[Arabian Peninsula]]. They are descendants of [[Malik al-Ashtar]] al-Nakh'ei who fought with [[Ali ibn Abi Talib]], the cousin of the [[Islamic prophet]] [[Muhammad]].
-A hyphenated ''Al'' (''Al-'') means "The" if it is prefixed to the tribe name but means "The son of..." if prefixed to a person's name, while the plain Al (آل) and Bani (بني) or Albu (ألبو) or Banu (بنو) mean the plural "The sons of..". Their great ancestor is [[Qahtanite|Qahtan]] (قحطان) from [[South Arabia]]. Bani Malik are named after [[Malik al-Ashtar]] from Nakh'a tribe, an offshoot of a bigger tribe called [[Madhhij]]. After they became Muslims, Al-Nakh'a continued their ancestry with their cousins, the tribe of [[Azd]] (Madhhij's brother), who lived in Makkah called [[Banu Khuza'a|Khuza'a]] (خزاعة) named after Khuza’a (also named Haritha) Ibn Amr Ibn Muzaqiba of Al-[[Azd]] the major Qahtani tribe. Khuza'a tribe fought with Muhammad against the pagans and infidels Banu Bakr who tried to conquer Makka. This incident has been mentioned and blessed in a verse in the [[Quran]] (Verse [[At-Tawba]]-14). Sulaiman bin Kuthayer who is one of the [[Abbasid]] supporters descended from Bani Malik. He was later killed by [[Abu-Muslim]] al-Khurasani a dissident Persian outlaw. Bani Malik lived in [[Ahwaz]], [[Qatif]], [[Bahrain]] and in [[Iraq]]. In Iraq, they now live in [[Basrah]], Nassyriah and on the eastern bank of [[Euphrates River]] at al-Diwanyiah district in the middle part of Iraq. The territory of their major offshoot, [[Al-Ali tribe]], extends from al-Diwanylah in the north to al-Rumaitha to the south. The area was named after their name, ''Al-Ali''. The rivers – al-Rafi, al-Yusufyia and al-Lawah – irrigated the area. In 1900 when these rivers dried up they moved to an area around al-Hindyiah branch of Euphrates River, which was dug by Asif al-Dawla al-Hindi at 1205 [[anno Hegirae|AH]]  (1845 [[anno Domini|AD]]).
+A hyphenated ''Al'' (''Al-'') means "The" if it is prefixed to the tribe name but means "The son of..." if prefixed to a person's name, while the plain Al (آل) and Bani (بني) or Albu (ألبو) or Banu (بنو) mean the plural "The sons of..". Their great ancestor is [[Qahtanite|Qahtan]] (قحطان) from [[South Arabia]]. Bani Malik are named after [[Malik al-Ashtar]] from Nakh'a tribe, an offshoot of a bigger tribe called [[Madhhij]]. After they became Muslims, Al-Nakh'a continued their ancestry with their cousins, the tribe of [[Azd]] (Madhhij's brother), who lived in Makkah called [[Banu Khuza'a|Khuza'a]] (خزاعة) named after Khuza’a (also named Haritha) Ibn Amr Ibn Muzaqiba of Al-[[Azd]] the major Qahtani tribe. Khuza'a tribe fought with Muhammad against the pagans and infidels Banu Bakr who tried to conquer Makka. This incident has been mentioned and blessed in a verse in the [[Quran]] (Verse [[At-Tawba]]-14). Sulaiman bin Kuthayer who is one of the [[Abbasid]] supporters descended from Bani Malik. He was later killed by [[Abu-Muslim]] al-Khurasani a dissident Persian outlaw. Bani Malik lived in [[Ahwaz]], [[Qatif]], [[Bahrain]] and in [[Iraq]]. In Iraq, they now live in [[Basrah]], [[Nasiriyah]] and on the eastern bank of [[Euphrates River]] at [[al-Diwanyiah]] district in the middle part of Iraq. The territory of their major offshoot, [[Al-Ali tribe]], extends from al-Diwanylah in the north to [[al-Rumaitha]] to the south. The area was named after their name, ''Al-Ali''. The rivers – al-Rafi, al-Yusufyia and al-Lawah – irrigated the area. In 1900 when these rivers dried up they moved to an area around al-Hindyiah branch of Euphrates River, which was dug by Asif al-Dawla al-Hindi at 1205 [[anno Hegirae|AH]]  (1845 [[anno Domini|AD]]).
 ==Tribes==

v t e Arab tribes in Saudi Arabia
These prefixes ignored in the alphabetical ordering: Al, Bani, Banu.
Abd al-Qays Ansar Al Bin Ali Ajman Al Ali Al-Buainain Al Blooshi Al Kathiri Al Zarqan Al Muqbali Anizah Al Jalahma Ruwallah Hasana Banu Abs Banu al-Hakam Banu Thaqif Banu Tamim Bani Buhair Banu Hudhayl Banu Sulaym Bani Hareth Bani Shehr Bani Sakher Banu Lam Al-Dhafeer Banu Khuza'ah Banu Yam Al Murrah Bani Khalid Al Thawawida Bariq Humaydah Bajila Bani Malik Bali Bahila Dawasir Ghamd Harb Mahamid Howeitat Juhaynah Khafaja Khath'am Shahran Mutayr Otaibah Quraysh Banu Hashim Banu Qatadah Bani Shaiba Qahtan Bani Hajer Subay' Suhool Shammar Banu Taghlib Zahran
Part of Arab tribes