In 1828, Mohammed bin Khamis, a prominent member of the Al-Buainain tribe and successor of Buhur bin Jubrun, murdered a native of Bahrain, prompting the Al Khalifa sheikh to imprison him.
In 1828, Mohammed bin Khamis, a prominent member of the Al-Buainain tribe and successor of Buhur bin Jubrun as chief of Al Bidda, was embroiled in a controversy. He had murdered a native of Bahrain, prompting the Al Khalifa sheikh to imprison him.