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This is a list of the major royal families and their allies in the Arabian Peninsula in the 20th century. * Al Saud, Rulers of Nejd from the 18th century. Now rulers of Saudi Arabia * House of Rashīd, the House of Rasheed were a historic Arabian dynasty ruling Hail, northern Nejd, between 1836–1921. * Al ash-Sheikh, Saudi Arabia's leading religious family, allied to Al Saud. * Al Hashim, previously rulers of Hejaz after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, quickly deposed by Al Saud in 1926 but moved to the north and ruled Iraq until 1958 and still rulesJordan. * Al-Sabah, the rulers of Kuwait. * Al Thani, the rulers of Qatar originally from Nejd. * Al Khalifah, the rulers of Bahrain. * Al Qasimi, formerly known as Al Qawasim tribe, the rulers of Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah descend from