Arabic Thought And Its Place in History
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In- formation and warning was sent to the Khalif Marwan II. But was ignored : indeed the court at Damascus took no notice until 130. Abu Muslim at length openly raised the black standard as the signal of revolt against the 'Umayyads whose official colour was white. Then all the Khalif did was to seize Muhammad b. 'Ali's son Ibrahim and put him to death. The other two sons escaped and fled to Kufa where they were sheltered and concealed by some Shi'ites, the second son Abu 1- 'abbas, known to hi...story as as-Saffah " the butcher " being recognised as the Hashimite leader.
Abu Muslim's success was rapid and complete, and in 132 the 'Umayyad dynasty was overthrown and THE COMING OF THE 'ABBASIDS 101 partly exterminated, and so "the butcher" became the first of the * Abbasid Khalif s, so called as b eing of the family of al-' Abbas the son of 'Abdu 1-Muttalib. As soon as the Khalif Abu 1- 'Abbas was seated on the throne his chief aim was to secure the establish- ment of his dynasty by getting rid of all possible rivals, and it was the vigour he showed in doing this which earned for him the title of " the Butcher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In- formation and warning was sent to the Khalif Marwan II. But was ignored : indeed the court at Damascus took no notice until 130. Abu Muslim at length openly raised the black standard as the signal of revolt against the 'Umayyads whose official colour was white. Then all the Khalif did was to seize Muhammad b. 'Ali's son Ibrahim and put him to death. The other two sons escaped and fled to Kufa where they were sheltered and concealed by some Shi'ites, the second son Abu 1- 'abbas, known to hi...story as as-Saffah " the butcher " being recognised as the Hashimite leader.
Abu Muslim's success was rapid and complete, and in 132 the 'Umayyad dynasty was overthrown and THE COMING OF THE 'ABBASIDS 101 partly exterminated, and so "the butcher" became the first of the * Abbasid Khalif s, so called as b eing of the family of al-' Abbas the son of 'Abdu 1-Muttalib. As soon as the Khalif Abu 1- 'Abbas was seated on the throne his chief aim was to secure the establish- ment of his dynasty by getting rid of all possible rivals, and it was the vigour he showed in doing this which earned for him the title of " the Butcher.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Lacy Oleary to read onlineMoreLess
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