Name: Tazmalt
Address: Tazmalt, Maghreb

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Hammad ibn Buluggin

Hammad ibn Buluggin ibn Ziri al-Sanhaji, founder of the Hammadid state; his brother al-Mansur Buluggin invested him with Ashir and Msila and he broke away in 398 AH in his nephew Badis's day, was sent against the Zanata of the Middle Maghreb and worsted them sorely — he founded the fortress-city of the Qal'a, settled Jarawa from the west in it, finished it about the turn of the fifth century, and adorned it with mosques and inns until it drew knowledge-seekers and craftsmen from the frontiers.

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