Dinasti Al Bu Sa'id

Suku Al Said berasal dari suku Al Azd melalui pihak ayah, al-'Atik  al-Asad b. Imran, yang bermukim di Dibba (Dabá), sehingga suku tersebut juga dikenal sebagai "Azd dari Daba". Seperti Qahtani, Azd berasal dari Yaman dan bermigrasi ke utara setelah penghancuran Bendungan Marib. Bukti arkeologi menunjukkan bahwa suku tersebut telah ada semenjak zaman Sasaniyah, yang berlangsung sekitar abad ketiga atau keempat Masehi, sebuah periode kebangkitan kekuasaan Persia.

Daftar penguasa

Imam Oman 
 1744–1778 Imam Ahmed bin Said
 1778–1783 Imam Said bin Ahmed

Sultan Oman 
 1783–1792 Sultan Hamad bin Said
 1792–1804 Sultan Sultan bin Ahmed
 1805–1806 Sultan Badr bin Seif
 1806–1856 Sultan Said bin Sultan
 1856–1866 Sultan Thuwaini bin Said
 1866–1868 Sultan Salim bin Thuwaini
 1868–1871 Imam Azzan bin Qais
 1871–1888 Sultan Turki bin Said
 1888–1913 Sultan Faisal bin Turki
 1913–1932 Sultan Taimur bin Faisal
 1932–1970 Sultan Said bin Taimur
 1970–2020 Sultan Qaboos bin Said
 2020–Sekarang Sultan Haitham bin Tariq

Sultan Zanzibar 
 1856–1870 Sultan Majid bin Said
 1870–1888 Sultan Barghash bin Said
 1888–1890 Sultan Khalifa bin Said
 1890–1893 Sultan Ali bin Said
 1893–1896 Sultan Hamad bin Thuwaini
 26 Aug 1896 Sultan Khalid bin Bargash
 1896–1902 Sultan Hamud bin Mohammed
 1902–1911 Sultan Ali bin Hamud
 1911–1960 Sultan Khalifa bin Harub
 1960–1963 Sultan Abdullah bin Khalifa
 1963–1964 Sultan Jamshid bin Abdullah

Referensi 
 Wilkinson, Origins. op. cit. pg. 73.
 Public Records Office. London: Foreign Office Archives. (Cited as F.O.) F.O. 93/33/82.
 Salil Ibn Raziq, George P. Badger (Translator), London (1871): History of the Imams and Sayyids of Oman.
 Randall L. Pouwels. Horn and Crescent: Cultural Change and Traditional Islam on the East African.
 Peter J. Ochs. Maverick guide to Oman. pg. 110 – 114.
 Von Gabriel Said Reynolds. The Qurʼān in its historical context/Arab Client Tribes. pg. 57–58.
 John Townsend. Oman: the making of a modern state. pg. 43–45.
 Chris McIntyre, Susan McIntyre. Zanzibar. pg. 14–15
 R. Khanam. Encyclopaedic ethnography of Middle-East and Central Asia: A-I, Volume 1 pg. 68
 Ibn Khallikan. Ibn Khallikan's Biographical dictionary.
 Universiṭah ha-ʻIvrit bi-Yerushalayim. Makhon le-limude Asyah ṿe-Afriḳah, Ḳeren Maḳs Shlesinger. Jerusalem studies in Arabic and Islam, Volume 28. pg. 234.
 Colonel S. B, Miles. The Countries and Tribes of the Persian Gulf.

Pranala luar 
 The Al-Busaid Dynasty, Genealogy, Christopher Buyers, July 2001
 BBC, Row over Zanzibar sultan's amnesty, 2000
 The Official Website of the Zanzibar Royal Family http://www.zanzibarroyalfamily.org

 
Sultan Oman