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The Christian Taghlib tribe in the first century A.H. | ||
| JOURNAL OF THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION FOR WOMEN | ||
| Article 1, Volume 21, Issue 1, 2010, Pages 1-13 | ||
| Author | ||
| Jassim Sagban Ali | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Taghlib tribe had an important part in the history of the first century of hijra. She managed to get the best social, economic and political basis in the Arab- Islamic state. In this basis Taghlib was the best Dhimies in the Islamic state. This tribe refused to be among the people of the book, and to be from the people of dhima. That tribe refused to pay the Jizya and Khraj, but accepted to pay double Sadaqa in stead of Jizya and Khraj, so in that case many Muslims become angry. Although their Christianity was naïve and simple, Taghlib hold it until the end of the third century A.H. Taghlib did so because her people wanted to keep their good relation with the Byzantine. Taghlib thought that the Christianity was a good way to protect their independence and the unity of their existence. The Christianity differentiates them from the other Arab tribes in the Arabian Peninsula, and the people of the book. The prophet treated them with a good policy so did the rightly guided caliphs, Omar wrote a good peace treaty for them. In this peace treaty he recognized their religion and personality, so did Othman and Ali. Taghlib entered Avery hard wars with the Qaisit Arab - tribes in the Jazira- alfuratiya. These wars were for economics, politics and socialist reasons. Taghlib had got the help of her Islamic branches in athirbegan, kufa and Basra. This means that the tribal solidarity was joining the Muslims Arab tribes with the Christian Arab- tribes. | ||
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