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lesanadin ibn al-Khatib The historian and the minister who is prone to it | ||
| JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL & CULTURAL STUDIES an academic magazin | ||
| Article 1, Volume 10, Issue 32, 2018, Pages 163-184 | ||
| Author | ||
| Assistant Professor Dr Osama Abdel Hamid Hussein Al - Samarrai | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The history of Islam is rich in prominent personalities who have played a major role in the industry of the glory of the Islamic Ummah. It is worth searching the corners of their political, social and administrative life from the biography of the Prophet Muhammad and through the biography of his companions and ending with those heroes who opened many countries And spread Islam, especially in the paradise of the lost Arabs (promised) Andalusia, which was distinguished by heroic leaders who made precious and generous and were ready to take their lives in order to spread Islam and preserve its unity. Among these personalities was an important figure who had a great role in the history of the Sultanate of Granada. It was a character of Sanadin ibn al-Khatib al-Garnati who played a great role in the affairs of Andalusia. He was appointed Minister during the reign of Sultan Abu Hajjaj Yusuf I in 749 AH / 1350 CE. During the reign of Sultan Muhammad al-Faqih (755760 AH / 1354-1359), his personal talents had an effect on his ascension and rank in positions in the Sultanate of Granada. The life of Ibn al-Khatib was characterized by a great deal of adversity and resentment from some of the important figures in the court of the Sultanate of Granada, the son of Zamark, who was dragged by his relationship to a great calamity that did not witness the history of Andalusia like the Nakba, which was accompanied by the Al-Mansour Muhammad Ibn Abi Amer (366 392 AH / 976-1002) | ||
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| University of Samarra | ||
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