Battle of Sebiba

The Battle of Sebiba is a battle that took place near the Tunisian town of Sebiba in 1065 AD between the tribes of Riah, Zughba, and Banu Sulaym on the one hand and the tribes of Zenata, Sanhaja, and Athbaj on the other hand The result of the battle was a victory for the Arab Tribes.^[1]

battle of Sebiba
Part of Hilalian invasion of Ifriqiya
Date 1065 AD Location Sebiba Tunisia Result Arab tribes Victory
Belligerents
Hammadids Zanata Sanhaja	Arab Tribes: Banu Hilal Banu Sulaym Zughba
Commanders and leaders
Nasir ibn Alnas Al-Kasem ibn Alnas Khalifa al-Zanati	Abu Zayd al-Hilali Dhieb bin Ghanim
Strength
Unknown	Unknown
Casualties and losses
24,000 killed	Unknown