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{{Infobox noble house | surname = Al-Sulaim Family آل سليم | estate = Unaizah | coat of arms = | parent house = Al-Sulaim | country = Unaizah | titles = Emir of Unaizah | founder = Yahia bin Sulaiman Al-Sulaim | final ruler = | current head = Abdullraman Al Sulaim | founding year = 1817 | dissolution = }} thumb|130px|Unaizah Governor Musaad Al-Sulaim from (2007–2011).
The '''Royal Family of Al-Sulaim''' is the dynasty that has sat on the throne of '''Unaizah''' in Saudi Arabia since 1817. They became the rulers after prince '''Yahia bin Sulaiman Al Zamil '''Al-Sulaim''' (1817–1836)''' killed the governor appointed by the Ottomans. Prince Yahia continued to govern the state until he was killed in the battle of Bag’a with bin Al Rashid of Ha'il.
'''Prince Zamil al-Sulaim (1864–1887)''' One of the most prominent leaders of his time, and revered for his impressive and fearless warfare skills, was known among the Bedouin tribes as Alexander of the desert. It is in his time the great Charles Montagu Doughty visited Unaizah and wrote about the city in his book ''Travels in Arabia Deserta'' (1888).
The prince and also the "rightful Heir" to Unaizah throne '''Abdulaziz Abdullah al-Sulaim (1901–1914)''' became famous when he re-captured the Unizah after it was lost in the aftermath of the al-Mulaida war between bin Rashid and the people of Qasim. His most important achievement was signing a treaty with king Abdulaziz that gave Al-Sulaim total sovereignty over the city of Unaizah.
==See also== *Alyahya
==References== * Sebastian Maisel and John S. Shoup, [https://books.google.com/books?id=uhJu2_8vMkMC&pg=PA437&dq=Al-Sulaim ''Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Arab States Today: A-J''] (Greenwood Publishing) {{ISBN|0-313-34442-6}} {{ISBN|978-0-313-34442-8}}
{{Saudi Arabia topics}} {{Commons category|Al-Sulim}}
Category:People from Ottoman Arabia Category:Political families of Saudi Arabia Category:Middle Eastern royal families