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BNI AROUSS Consists of 18 Douars, Moulay Abdeslal Bin Mshish, and 7 Zawyas with most important One is the Nobel Sid Outman Zawya in douar Khaldyeen,(Khaldi-Yeen)of which is known by all residents of Bni Arous village to be the place of the Nobel Sharifian Sidi Outam who is entombed in cemetery named after him (Sidi Outman) and surrounded by the graves of his grand children, and most notable grave is of LaLLa Aicha (Aisha) Bint Ahmed El Hadge (Sebbahia) who survives by Her Children and great grand children living in Belgium and USA. My sources is I am One of Such descendents of Sidi Outman and direct Son of Hadja LaLLa Aicha (Aisha).

According to historical facts passed on from generation to generation, most of BNI AROUSS residents are descendants of AL-ANDALUSE and are Shorfa (Sharifians)Nobile of BNI AROUS and descendants of Moulay Abdessalam Bin Mshish (Sofi Saint) and Soltan (King) of Jbala, a region in North East of Morocco.

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