| 1. | The main branches of the Shukriya are the Nailab (including the Abu Sin, descended from Nail, son of Sha'a el Din); the Nurab (descended from Nur, brother of Sha'a el Din); the Galahib (descended from Gilhayb, said to be Sha'a el Din's great grandfather); the Kadurab, Adlanab, Hasanab, (all descended from Awad el Kerim but separate from the Abu Sin); and various clans not descended from Sha'a el Din - the Aishab, Shadarna, Mihaydat, Ritamat, Ofasa, Nizawin and Noaima.
Parmi eux se trouvent Najm al-Dîn Râzî, Radî al-Dîn 'Alî Lâlâ, Sa'd al-dîn Hamûya, Majd al-Dîn Baghdâdî, Sayf al-Dîn Bâkharzî ou encore Bahâ' al-dîn Walad, le père de Jalâl al-dîn Rûmî,, qui finit par s'exiler en Anatolie face aux menaces. |
