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Al-Bu Duraj or Al-Duraji (/ʌl-budˈrɑːdʒ/, /ʌldˈrɑːdʒiː/); Arabic: ٱلْدَرّاجٚي ,ٱلْبو دَرّاجٚ; is a part of the Tribes of Arabia, mainly located in Iraq but also has small groups situated in Saudi Arabia, Oman and some parts of Northern Africa. The Al-Duraji tribe is prominently mentioned in the book "Marsh Arabs", by Sir Wilfred Patrick Thesiger (1964)

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rdfs:label	Al-Duraji (en)
rdfs:comment	Al-Bu Duraj or Al-Duraji (/ʌl-budˈrɑːdʒ/, /ʌldˈrɑːdʒiː/); Arabic: ٱلْدَرّاجٚي ,ٱلْبو دَرّاجٚ; is a part of the Tribes of Arabia, mainly located in Iraq but also has small groups situated in Saudi Arabia, Oman and some parts of Northern Africa. The Al-Duraji tribe is prominently mentioned in the book "Marsh Arabs", by Sir Wilfred Patrick Thesiger (1964) (en)
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group	Al-Duraji (en)
image caption	Banner of Al-Bu Duraj Tribe written in Arabic (en)
languages	Arabic
native name lang	Arabic (en)
region	Saudi Arabia Iraq Syria Oman Yemen Northern Africa
pop	small groups (en) vast majority (en)
has abstract	Al-Bu Duraj or Al-Duraji (/ʌl-budˈrɑːdʒ/, /ʌldˈrɑːdʒiː/); Arabic: ٱلْدَرّاجٚي ,ٱلْبو دَرّاجٚ; is a part of the Tribes of Arabia, mainly located in Iraq but also has small groups situated in Saudi Arabia, Oman and some parts of Northern Africa. The Al-Duraji tribe is prominently mentioned in the book "Marsh Arabs", by Sir Wilfred Patrick Thesiger (1964) The main tribe of Al-Bu Daraj is based in Baghdad, but also has large groups based in Basra. Al-Bu Daraj's grand sheikh and overall leader is Sheikh Ali Alsha'lan; Arabic: (الشيخ علي الشعلان). The tribe of Al-Bu Daraj remains both Shia and Sunni and recent turmoil between both sects has not affected the civil relationship within the Tribe, some even speculating the double crescent in the Bani Duraj banner/flag signifies the unification of both sects. (en)
religions	Islam, Shia and Sunni (en)
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language	Arabic
population place	Saudi Arabia Iraq Syria

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