Tabat

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7th century Berber chieftain

For the villages in Iran, see Tabat, Iran.

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Tabat was chieftain of the Jarawa Berbers of the Aures Mountains during the mid-7th century. He was the father of the Berber queen and warlord Dihya.^[1]

References

1. ^ The Moors: The Islamic West 7th-15th Centuries AD, David Nicolle Osprey Publishing, 01 Jan 2001

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