Production and Issue of Coins Abul-Abbas Ahmad Ibn Jafar (Al-Mutamid) | 15th Claiph.

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Production and Issue of Coins Abul-Abbas Ahmad Ibn Jafar (Al-Mutamid)15th Claiph.

Asslamoalaikum sisters brothers friends and elders, We are describing In this Islamic informative and educational video, we delve into the fascinating world of coin production and issuance during the reign of Abul-Abbas Ahmad Ibn Jafar (Al-Mutamid), the 15th Caliph. Learn about the historical significance and intricacies of the coins minted during this period.

In 881, Ibn Tulun added his own name to coins issued by the mints under his control, along with those of the Caliph and heir apparent, al-Mufawwad. In the autumn of 882, the Tulunid general Lu'lu' defected to the Abbasids, and the cities of the Thughur rejected Tulunid rule, forcing Ibn Tulun to go once again in person to Syria. Al-Mu'tamid used the moment to escape from his confinement in Samarra, and with a small entourage made for Tulunid domains. Messengers from the Caliph reached Ibn Tulun at Damascus, and the ruler of Egypt halted and awaited the Caliph's arrival with great anticipation: not only would the sole source of political legitimacy in the Muslim world reside under his control, but he would also be able to pose as the "rescuer" of the Caliph from his overreaching brother.[23][21] In the event, however, Sa'id ibn Makhlad managed to alert the governor of Mosul, Ishaq ibn Kundaj, who overtook and defeated al-Mu'tamid and his escort at al-Haditha on the Euphrates. Al-Mu'tamid was brought back to Samarra (February 883), where he was placed under virtual house arrest in the Jawsak Palace. In May/June, he was even moved south to Wasit, where al-Muwaffaq could keep an eye on him in person. Only in March 884 was the powerless Caliph allowed to return to Samarra. In the meantime, he was obliged to denounce Ibn Tulun, and appoint—nominally at least—Ishaq ibn Kundaj as governor of Syria and Egypt.

In 886/7, the Caliph conferred the title of "king" on the long-time ruler of Armenia, Ashot I (r.?862–890). Although the Armenian king continued to pay tribute to the Abbasid court and recognize its suzerainty, both he and the various minor Armenian princes were de facto independent monarchs.

So friends tomorow inshaAllah in this same time we will be described Rise of al-Mu'tadid and death of Abu al-abbas Ahmad ibn Talha al-Muwaffaq (Mutadid Billah)16th Caliph of Abbasid Caliphate.

Allah Hafiz
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