Al-Khatib settles at Tyre and visits Jerusalem, 457/1065

إقامة الخطيب بصور وزيارته بيت المقدس، ٤٥٧هـ

c. January 1065 CE · c. Safar 457 AH

Sur (Lebanon)

Al-Khatib moved from Damascus to Tyre, residing there from Safar 457, and would visit Jerusalem and return to Tyre, until the year 462 1.

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Era
The Buyid, Fatimid and Seljuk Era
Region
Levant & Iraq

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1050106010701080 c.
The Buyid, Fatimid and Seljuk Era

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Sur (Lebanon)

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Summary

From Safar 457 he resided at Tyre, visiting Jerusalem and returning, until 462 1.

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Had participant
Al-Khatib al-Baghdadi
Occurred at
Sur (Lebanon)
During the reign of
al-Qa'im bi-Amr Allah Abd Allah ibn al-Qadir

People and things also explored

The battle of al-Basasiri and the sermon for the Ubaydi al-Mustansir in Baghdad· Al-Khatib al-Baghdadi dies and is buried beside Bishr al-Hafi, 7 Dhu al-Hijja 463/1071· Al-Khatib leaves Baghdad for al-Sham after the Basasiri fitna, 451/1059· Al-Khatib's hajj, with hearings in al-Sham and Mecca, 446/1054· Al-Khatib returns to Baghdad; the Tarikh is heard at the Nizamiyya, Dhu al-Hijja 462/1070· Al-Khatib's preaching disputation at Tripoli, c. 447/1055· Baghdad· Abu Kalijar Enters Baghdad and the Kettledrums Are Beaten for Him

Sources

  1. Tarikh al-Islam wa-Wafayat al-Mashahir wa-l-A'lam — al-Dhahabi , pp. 92-93
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The battle of al-Basasiri and the sermon for the Ubaydi al-Mustansir in Baghdad

Arslan al-Basasiri grew so mighty he was preached on the minbars and the caliph decided nothing without him; when his ill creed proved out and his plan to sack the palace surfaced, al-Qa'im wrote secretly to Tughrul Beg at Rayy. Tughrul came in 447; al-Basasiri fell back to Rahba, took the Egyptian al-Mustansir's money and the treacherous brother Inal's distraction. In 450 he entered Baghdad under Egyptian banners — the khutba went to al-Mustansir at the Mansur mosque, 'hayya ala khayr al-amal' entered the adhan — and seized the caliph in Dhu'l-Hijja, jailing him at Ana; the caliph's letter to God was hung on the Ka'ba. Tughrul killed Inal, had the caliph returned in honour on 25 Dhu'l-Qa'da 451, and al-Basasiri's head reached Baghdad.