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List of Sunni dynasties
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Asia
Arabian Peninsula
Iraq/Iran and Caucasus
Central Asia
Asia Minor (Modern Turkey)
Levant region
South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan & Maldives)
Southeast Asia
Africa
North Africa
Horn of Africa
Central and West Africa
Europe
Eastern Europe and Russia
Spain and Portugal
See also
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The following is a
list of Sunni dynasties
.
Asia
Arabian Peninsula
Ziyadid dynasty
(819–1018)
Wajihids
(926–965)
Sulaymanids
(1063–1174)
Mahdids
(1159–1174)
Kathiri
(Hadhramaut) (1395–1967)
Jabrids
(1417–1521)
Banu Khalid
(1669–1796)
Al Qasimi
(
Ras al Khaymah
) (1727–present)
House of Saud
(
Saudi Arabia
) (1744–present)
House of Sabah
(
Kuwait
) (1752–present)
House of Nahyan
(
Abu Dhabi
) (1761–present)
Al Qasimi
(Sharjah) (18th century–present)
Al Mualla
(
Umm al-Quwain
) (1775–present)
House of Khalifa
(
Bahrain
) (1783–present)
House of Al Falasi
(branch of the
House of Maktoum
) (
Dubai
) (1833-present)
House of Thani
(
Qatar
) (1851–present)
Iraq/Iran and Caucasus
Dulafid dynasty
(early 9th century–897)
Samanid dynasty
(819–999)
Tahirid dynasty
(821–873)
Saffarid dynasty
(861–1003)
Sajid dynasty
(889–929)
Farighunid
(late 9th–early 11th centuries)
Ma'danid dynasty
(late 9th–11th centuries)
Sallarid dynasty
(942–979)
Shaddadids
(951–1199)
Rawwadid dynasty
(955–1116)
Annazids
(990–1116)
Hadhabani
(906–1063)
Seljuk dynasty
(11th–14th centuries)
Hazaraspids
(1115–1425)
Khorshidi dynasty
(1155–1597)
Mihrabanids
(1236–1537)
Muzaffarids
(1335–1393)
Baban
(16th century–1850)
Mamluk dynasty
(1704–1831)
Central Asia
Muhtajids
(10th–early 11th centuries)
Ghaznavids
(977–1187)
Ghurid dynasty
(879–1215)
Kart dynasty
(1231–1389)
Timurid dynasty
(1370–1857)
Hotaki dynasty
(1709–1738)
Durrani dynasty
(1747–1823)
Barakzai dynasty
(1826–1973)
Asia Minor (Modern Turkey)
Marwanids
(983–1100)
House of Mengüjek
(1071–1277)
Candar dynasty
(1292–1461)
Chobanids
(1227–1309)
Artuqids
(1102–1409)
Karamanids
(
c.
1250
–1487)
Hamidids
(
c.
1280
–1374)
Germiyan dynasty
(1299–1428)
Ottoman dynasty
(1299–1923)
Teke
(1301–1423)
Sarukhanids
(1302–1410)
Karasid dynasty
(1303–1360)
Aydinids
(1307–1425)
Levant region
Burid dynasty
(1104–1154)
Zengid dynasty
(1127–1250)
Shihab dynasty
(1176–1842)
Hashemites
(1916–present)
South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan & Maldives)
Theemuge dynasty
(1166–1388)
Khalji dynasty (Bengal)
(1204–1231)
Mamluk dynasty (Delhi)
(1206–1290)
Khalji dynasty
(Delhi) (1290–1320)
Tughlaq dynasty
(1320–1414)
Samma dynasty
(1335–1520)
Mubarak Shahi dynasty
(1338–1352)
Ilyas Shahi dynasty
(1342–1487)
Katoor dynasty
(1560–1969)
Shah Mir dynasty
(1339–1561)
Farooqui dynasty
(1382–1601)
Hilaalee dynasty
(Maldives) (1388–1558)
Muzaffarids
(1391–1583)
House of Ganesha
(1414–1436)
Sayyid dynasty
of Delhi (1414–1451)
Ma'danid dynasty
(10th–11th century)
Lodi dynasty
(1451–1526)
Arghun dynasty
(1520–1554)
Hussain Shahi dynasty
(1494–1538)
Mughal dynasty
(1526–1857)
Karrani dynasty
(1564–1576)
Utheemu dynasty
(Maldives) (1632–1692)
Isdhoo dynasty
(Maldives) (1692–1704)
Dhiyamigili dynasty
(Maldives) (1704–1759)
Nawab of Bhopal
(1723–1947)
Asaf Jah
dynasty,
Nizam of Hyderabad
(1724–1948)
Babi dynasty
(1735–1947)
Huraa dynasty
(Maldives) (1759–1968)
Rohilla dynasty
(1721–1947)
Sial dynasty
(1723–1816)
Southeast Asia
House of Bolkiah
(1363–present)
House of Jamalullail
(1843–present)
Royal house of Sulu
(1823–present)
Africa
North Africa
Banu Thabit
(1327–1406)
Banu Khazrun
(1001–1146)
Banu Khurman
(1300–1551)
Awlad Muhammad
(1551–1812)
Muhallabids
(771–793)
Aghlabid dynasty
(800–909)
Sulaymanid dynasty
(814–922)
Tulunids
(868–905)
Ikhshidid dynasty
(935–969)
Zirid dynasty
(973–1148)
Hammadid dynasty
(1008–1152)
Almoravid dynasty
(1040–1147)
Ayyubid dynasty
(1171–1341)
Hafsid dynasty
(1229–1574)
Nasrid dynasty
(1232–1492)
Ziyyanid dynasty
(1235–1556)
Marinid dynasty
(1269–1465)
Bahri Mamluks
(1250–1382)
Wattasid dynasty
(1472–1554)
Alawi dynasty
(1666–present)
Husainid dynasty
(1705–1957)
Karamanli dynasty
(1711–1835)
Muhammad Ali dynasty
(1805–1952)
Horn of Africa
House of Guled
(1700s–1884)
Reer Caynaashe
(18th century–1884)
Walashma dynasty
(1197–1559)
Mudaito dynasty
(16th century–present)
Central and West Africa
Za dynasty
(11th century–1275)
Sayfawa dynasty
(1075–1846)
Keita dynasty
(1235–
c.
1670
)
Sonni dynasty
c.
1464
–1493
Askiya dynasty
(1493–1591)
Europe
Eastern Europe and Russia
Bushati family
(1757–1831)
Spain and Portugal
Abbadid dynasty
(1023–1090)
Amirids
(976–1002)
Banu Ghaniya
(1126–1203)
Banu Hud
(1039–1110)
Banu Sumadih
(1041–1051)
Banu Tujib
(1041–1090)
Hammudid dynasty
(1016–1058)
See also
List of Shia dynasties
List of Muslim states and dynasties
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