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Tahboub Al-Marwani
Palestinian noble family From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Tahboub (Arabic: طهبوب), sometimes spelled Tahboub Al-Marwani or Tahboub Al-Omawi, is a prominent Palestinian family of notables in the city of Hebron, Palestine and in Jordan. The family claims Umayyad and Qurayshite descent through the Al-Marwani family.
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History and Origins
The Tahboub family is mentioned to be descendants of the Umayyads from the Banu Marwan clan, and are considered cousins of the Al-Zaro Al-Marwani family. Their lineage and origins are in the city of Hebron, but their roots trace back to al-Andalus.
The Tahboub family is descended from Khayr al-Din al-Marwani al-Umawi which returned from Andalusia to Palestine and settled in Hebron with his brother Shihab al-Din al-Marwani al-Umawi. Another brother, Muhammad, died at sea while returning from Andalusia. Their cousin, Shams al-Din Abu al-Barakat al-Marwani, the ancestor of the Al-Zaro Al-Marwani family, also migrated with them to the Levant establishing himself in Hebron as well.
According to family and Ottoman Ashraf syndicate records from Palestine , the Tahboub and Al-Zaro Al-Marwani families are descendants of Abd al-Rahman I al-Marwani al-Umawi, Emir of Córdoba, and both are considered the same family since they are cousins.
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Notable members
Notable people with the surname include:
- Dima Tahboub (born 1976), Jordanian writer and politician
- Fayeq Hamdi Tahboub, Palestinian scouting leader
- Hasan Tahboub (1923–1998), Palestinian imam and politician
- Rami Tahboub , Palestinian diplomat and ambassador of the State of Palestine to Lebanon and Kuwait
- Abd al-Qadir Effendi Tahboub, one of the notables of the city of Hebron appointed by the Ottomans as a member of the Ashraf syndicate of Diyarbakir in 1913
- Abdel Rahman Tahboub (born in 1965), Palestinian-Jordanian journalist and writer
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