In 1903, the Al Kabir branch began to question King Abdulaziz's right to rule. And they took refuge from their mothers' tribe, Ajman. Later the King pardoned Saud Al Kabir, the most powerful surviving Al Kabir family member. Saud Al Kabir was then married to Noura. In other words, Saud Al Kabir's loyalty to Abdulaziz was secured as a result of his marriage to Noura bint Abdul Rahman. Since then, the members of Al Kabir branch have become influential, but they have been mostly kept away from political power. On the other hand, Saud Al Kabir served as the governor of the Qassim province following the foundation of Saudi Arabia in 1932.