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Eqab Bin Dhaifallah Bin Ghazi Bin Sayaf Bin Mohaya Al-Otaibi ((アラビア語:عـقـاب بن محـيا), (1321-1351H) (1903-1933), was one of the Ikhwan Army’s leaders that contributed in the unification of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. ==Biography== He was born in the desert in a place called “Aliyat Najd”. His grandfather from the mother side was Prince Muhammad Bin Hadi Al-Barraq. Eqab did not see his father because he was too young and his father, Prince Dhaifallah Bin Ghazi Bin Mohaya (AL-Akwakh), was killed in a battle against Abdul-Aziz AL-Rasheed nearby Bin Fuhaid water source in Alqseem region in the beginning of 1323H. He was 13 years of age when his family settled in the city of Sajer. He learned the holy Qur'an by heart and studied the Fiqh (Islamic Sharia doctrine) that was taught by a number of scholars who were tasked by King Abdul-Aziz to teach the residents of Sajer, in which had produced scholars such as Shaikh Abdurrahman Bin Abdullatief AL AL-Shaikh and Shaikh Abdullah AL-Ojaimi. He also learned horse riding at an early age in an environment that was rich of horse riders or cavalries. These factors had influenced the shaping of his personality and character in which raised him as a leader at an early age. He was famous of being brave, generous and very kind. He was very religious, a keeper of God’s book, liked by his tribe and he cared for the poor and weak people. He was infatuated with horses and owned lots of them at his stall such as (AL-Obayah) and (AL-Subailiyah) which are from a rare type of Arabian horses, and nowadays only few of that type of horses can be found at the matter of concern who are interested in horses. Eqab was inseparable to his cousin and to his father’s uncle, Prince Faihan Bin Naser Bin Braz Bin Mohaya, and participated with him in a number of battles that he fought in Bayraq Sajer, and the most famous battle was Ya Teb (the first trial to open the city of Hail). After the death of Prince Faihan Bin Naser, he appointed to be the prince although he was young. Being directed by King Abdul-Aziz, he handled the most important battles in the establishment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (the battle of AL-BalGa’a, east of Jordan) and (the battle of Hijaz). After the victory of Hijaz and the ending of the unification battles, he exited Sajer at the end of 1344H. After that, he gained from King Abdul-Aziz the feudality of the southern of Al-Hied and he settled there. At the year of 1348H, King Abdul-Aziz assigned him as the governor of Al-Hied. Following that, Eqab had led his troops to side up with King Abdul-Aziz to suppress the revolution of the rebellion brothers. He remained the governor of AL-Hied until he died in 1351H. Eqab Bin Mohaya was one of the Ikhwan’ movement leaders who participated in the unification of this great entity, The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. His role arose especially during his leadership of Sajer brigade, and the number who answered the call for jihad reached 2,000 fighters. Here are the battles he participated in: * 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Eqab bin Mohaya」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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