Imam Ahmad ibn Ibrahim (d. 1543) Emir Nur ibn Mujahid (m. 1552)
Issue
Muhammad Ahmad A daughter
Father
Mahfuz
Religion
Islam
Bati del Wambara fl. 1531, (Harari: ባቲ ዲል ወምበራ, lit. victory is her seat)[1] was the Harari[2] wife of the 16th-century general, Ahmad ibn Ibrahim, and then his successor, Nur ibn Mujahid. She was extremely influential in shaping both her husbands' military policies in their campaigns against the Ethiopian Empire.[3][4]
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BatidelWambara fl. 1531, (Harari: ባቲ ዲል ወምበራ, lit. victory is her seat) was the Harari wife of the 16th-century general, Ahmad ibn Ibrahim, and then...
over the Adal Sultanate. He was known for marrying his uncle's widow, BatidelWambara, and he also succeeded Imam Ahmad as leader of the Muslim forces fighting...
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Gabra as revenge for his victory against Mahfuz. Mahfuz' daughter, BatidelWambara, married Imam Ahmad ibn Ibrahim al-Ghazi of the Adal Sultanate. Ten...
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