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Raghad Jamal Manaf
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2025
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90
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66-90
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Raghad Jamal Manaf , (2025). OLITICAL LIQUIDATIONS IN ANDALUSIA FROM (300-422 AH). Route Education and Social Science Journal , 90, p. 66-90. Doi: 10.17121/ressjournal.3622.
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Özet
Political liquidations in Andalusia are one of the means and methods followed by the Andalusian Caliphate and the Amirid State in liquidating and getting rid of their opponents and adversaries. It must be clarified that the general concept of liquidation is not only what we mean by physical liquidations that include the meaning of assassination? Liquidation is broader and more comprehensive, and assassination is part of the liquidation operations that occur. In our research, we mean not only physical liquidation, but liquidation that includes displacement, exile, demolition of cities, confinement and isolation from people, which is known as house arrest, as Al-Hajeb Al-Mansur did with Hisham Al-Muayyad, who completely removed him from the people, as Hisham always complained about his condition. In addition, confiscating money is one of the most important steps in political liquidation, as happened with Al-Hajeb Al-Mushafi when Ibn Abi Aamer stripped him of all financial authority and withdrew his money. In our research, we also talked about the purges that include stripping people of positions and benefits and reducing their social and scientific status, as the Andalusian Caliph Al-Nasir did with the Chief Justice of Cordoba (Al-Mundhir bin Saeed Al-Baluti), who isolated him from the people in his last days. We must clarify that the era of the Andalusian Caliphate (300-366) may have decreased internal purges, because Caliph Abd al-Rahman eliminated most of the rebellions, most notably the rebellion of Ibn Hafsun, in addition to the preoccupation of the Andalusian caliphs with suppressing the revolutions that appeared in the Andalusian cities, in addition to their wars with the Spanish and Norman kingdoms on the Andalusian coasts, and because the research topic requires books and theses, so we addressed the prominent models that were subjected to purges in all their forms and types, in order to preserve the scientific contexts followed in writing scientific research, we were satisfied with taking models that have their importance in politics who were liquidated, such as the leader Ghaleb al-Nasiri, and in our research we did not talk about the prominent figures in Andalusia, we were satisfied with mentioning the years of their rule, and we also focused on defining the unknown Andalusian cities, such as the city of Alsh and others.
Anahtar Kelimeler
purges, methods of purges, political conflicts, Cordovan sedition.
Abstract
Political liquidations in Andalusia are one of the means and methods followed by the Andalusian Caliphate and the Amirid State in liquidating and getting rid of their opponents and adversaries. It must be clarified that the general concept of liquidation is not only what we mean by physical liquidations that include the meaning of assassination? Liquidation is broader and more comprehensive, and assassination is part of the liquidation operations that occur. In our research, we mean not only physical liquidation, but liquidation that includes displacement, exile, demolition of cities, confinement and isolation from people, which is known as house arrest, as Al-Hajeb Al-Mansur did with Hisham Al-Muayyad, who completely removed him from the people, as Hisham always complained about his condition. In addition, confiscating money is one of the most important steps in political liquidation, as happened with Al-Hajeb Al-Mushafi when Ibn Abi Aamer stripped him of all financial authority and withdrew his money. In our research, we also talked about the purges that include stripping people of positions and benefits and reducing their social and scientific status, as the Andalusian Caliph Al-Nasir did with the Chief Justice of Cordoba (Al-Mundhir bin Saeed Al-Baluti), who isolated him from the people in his last days. We must clarify that the era of the Andalusian Caliphate (300-366) may have decreased internal purges, because Caliph Abd al-Rahman eliminated most of the rebellions, most notably the rebellion of Ibn Hafsun, in addition to the preoccupation of the Andalusian caliphs with suppressing the revolutions that appeared in the Andalusian cities, in addition to their wars with the Spanish and Norman kingdoms on the Andalusian coasts, and because the research topic requires books and theses, so we addressed the prominent models that were subjected to purges in all their forms and types, in order to preserve the scientific contexts followed in writing scientific research, we were satisfied with taking models that have their importance in politics who were liquidated, such as the leader Ghaleb al-Nasiri, and in our research we did not talk about the prominent figures in Andalusia, we were satisfied with mentioning the years of their rule, and we also focused on defining the unknown Andalusian cities, such as the city of Alsh and others.
Keywords
purges, methods of purges, political conflicts, Cordovan sedition.
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