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The war of Dahis and El Ghabra is a war that lasted from 608-610 to about 650, born of a dispute between two men of rival tribes of Arabia. It has become a proverbial expression for any very violent and interminable conflict. Originedit code
Qais bin Zuhair, of the 'Abs' tribe, and Hamal Ben Badr, of the Dhoubyan tribe, bet 100 camels in a horse race: Qais ran a stallion named Dahis, Hamal ran a mare named El Ghabra . Hamal had also set up an ambush to deflect Dahis if he was in the lead. That was what happened ... and that degenerated into war, punctuated by truces and hard fights. Sources and edit the code
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