ابن مردنيش صاحب شرق الأندلس

ابن مردنيش صاحب شرق الأندلس

Ibn Mardanish (Muhammad ibn Sa'd), king of eastern al-Andalus in the Almoravid collapse — he fought Abd al-Mu'min's Almohads with Christian aid until Abd al-Mu'min crushed him and his captain Ibn Hamushk at the Field of Granada and took the city from him in 557 1.

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Abbasid Fragmentation
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al-Andalus & Europe
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Muhammad ibn Sa'd ibn Mardanish, ruler of eastern al-Andalus in the time of the weakness of the Almoravids and the rise of the Almohads. 2

The struggle with the Almohads

He fought Abd al-Mu'min ibn Ali and sought the help of the Christians against the Almohads. Abd al-Mu'min and his commander Ibn Hamshak defeated him in the plain of Granada in a defeat in which many were killed, and in 557 AH Abd al-Mu'min took Granada out of his hands. 2

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death of Ibn Mardanīsh — Yūsuf ibn ʿAbd al-Muʾmin takes his lands· The fall of Almeria to the Christians, 542 AH

People and things also explored

al-Rushati al-Mariyyi· ابن حبيش الحافظ· al-Andalus· death of Ibn Mardanīsh — Yūsuf ibn ʿAbd al-Muʾmin takes his lands· The fall of Almeria to the Christians, 542 AH

Sources

  1. Nafh al-Tib min Ghusn al-Andalus al-Ratib — al-Maqqari , p. 479
  2. Nafh al-Tib min Ghusn al-Andalus al-Ratib — al-Maqqari , p.479
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al-Rushati al-Mariyyi

Abu Muhammad Abdallah ibn Ali al-Rushati al-Mariyyi — the renowned imam of Almeria, devoted to hadith, rijal and chronicles, author of Iqtibas al-Anwar on the genealogies of Companions and transmitters in the manner of Ibn al-Sam'ani's Ansab; born at Orihuela in 466 and martyred in the sack of Almeria on Friday morning, 20 Jumada I 542.