March 1901: Battle of Alsarif: 1200 Shammaris lost 400 men under Abdul Aziz Almutab Alrashid to defeat an invasion of Hail that is attempted Emir of Kuwait, Muabarak Alkabeer, who lost 9000 men of the 64,000 men he commanded. The coalition included many some which Alsadoun of Al-Muntafiq, Aldeweesh, Bedoor, abalkhail of Qaseem, Bin Mehana Bin hathleen of Ajman, Shafi of Hawajer, Alsubaie tribe, Qahtan under Hashr bin wraik، awazem tribe under Mubarak Bin Durai', alrashaida tribe under Mohammed bin Qurainees. 1887-1888 Mohammed Almehhad Emir of Jabal Shammar Emirate, leads an army to respond to Bin Thani's plea for help to face his enemies reprisal for their defeat in Khanour. 1903–07: Saudi–Rashidi War, also known as the battles over Qasim 1907: Aljanazah is assassinated and Hail is ruled by the sons of Sheikh Humoud bin Ubaid Alrasheed. 1910: Battel of Ajumaima: Saud Abdulaziz bin Rasheed Shammar defeats Alruoula and Anazah. Hail is ruled by Aljanazah under the guardianship of Alsabhan. March 1910: Battle of Hadya: 500 Shammari horsemen join Alsadoun's forces of 4000 in a battle again Sabah backed by Abdulaziz Alsaud and defeat them. 1914: Zamel Alsabhan is killed. 1915: Battle of Jarrab: Ibn Rasheed is victorious against Ibn Saud; death of a British intelligence officer called Shakespeare. 1916: Battle of Abu Ajaj: Shammar defeats Alshfair and Albudoor. 1917 battle of Yateb: Faisal Bin abdulaziz and his brother Saud defeat Shammar. 1919: Alshuaibah battle : Faisal Bin abdulaziz and his brother Saud defeat Shammar. 1920: Zuba participates in Iraq's 1920 revolution against the British. 1921: Conquest of Ha'il by the Saudis and surrender of the Emirate of Jabal Shammar by its Al Rashid ruler Mohammed Bin Tallal. 1921 Barzan Palace is leveled after Faisal bin Abdulaziz and Saud Bin Abdulaziz lay Siege to Hail for three months. 1926: Syrian Shammar Sheikh Diham al Hadi attack upon 'Ajil al Yawar, a Sheikh of the Iraqi Shammar. 1932: population of Hail is estimated at 20,000; Badu Shammar at 150,000–200,000 of which 30% are Alaslam, 37% Abde, 25% Sinjara, 7.5% Tuman. 1948: Shammar is driven out of the Negev south of Palestine by Israeli forces; 16 February 1948: Battle of Zaraa. 10 April 1948: Almanara. 2004: Ghazi Mashal Ajil al-Yawar becomes the first president of Iraq after fall of Baghdad Main sections Al Aslam Clans: Al Manee' -Twalah, Albu Fradi (Twalah), Fayid, Masud, and Kamel Wahab - Qder, Muhammed, Jathel Al Sultah