Southern Rizeigat
They live in the South of Darfur and herd cattle. This group was known as the murahaliin.
Rizeigat of southern Darfur - the Baggara Rizeigat - bordered from south by Bahr El Arab – at about 26 km (~ 16 miles) south of Bahr El Arab; on the eastern side, bordered by Dar Hamar and Missiriyya; on the north bordered by Al Bigo, Dajo and Birgid (Al Hassan 1995), and on the west, bordered by Habbaniya tribe Baggara of Sudan: Culture and Environment.
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