أخذ مسلم بن قريش حران وقتل قاضيها

أخذ مسلم بن قريش حران وقتل قاضيها

c. 1083 CE · 476 AH

Harran

In 476 Harran's people and their Hanbali qadi Ibn Julba resolved to hand the city to Janaq the Turkman amir — a Sunni — defying Muslim b. Quraysh, lord of Mosul, whom they counted a Rafidi and who was busy besieging Damascus with the Egyptians against Taj al-Dawla Tutush; Muslim raced to Harran, flung mangonels at it, took it, and slaughtered the qadi and his two sons 1.

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The Buyid, Fatimid and Seljuk Era
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Levant & Iraq
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The Buyid, Fatimid and Seljuk Era · The Crusades, Ayyubids and Mamluks

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موجز

في سنة ست وسبعين وأربعمائة عزم أهل حران وقاضيهم ابن جلبة الحنبلي على تسليم المدينة إلى جنق أمير التركمان لكونه سنياً، وعصوا على مسلم بن قريش صاحب الموصل لكونه رافضياً ولكونه مشغولاً بمحاصرة دمشق مع المصريين 1.

الأخذ بالمجانيق

فأسرع مسلم إلى حران ورماها بالمجانيق وهدم سورها وأخذها، ثم ذبح القاضي أبا الفتح وولديه 1.

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The Conquest of Harran· زلزلة الجزيرة المخربة سنة 508· The Jazira· Harran

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  1. Shadharat al-Dhahab — Ibn al-Imad al-Hanbali, p. 350
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The Conquest of Harran

In al-Baladhuri: Iyad marched on Harran, halting at Ajda and sending his vanguard ahead — its people shut the gates against them, and when he invested it the Harranian faction among them sent word that they held part of the city and asked him to make for al-Ruha so they could compound with him secretly and leave him and the Christians apart; the Christians heard, consented to what the Harranians offered and outbid it, so he went to al-Ruha whose people had gathered, shot at the Muslims a while, sent out their fighters whom the Muslims routed back into the city, and soon sued for peace and aman; another report has Iyad finding Harran empty — its people removed to al-Ruha — so when al-Ruha fell they compounded for their city from within it on the like of its treaty; he compounded with Harran on the like of al-Ruha's terms, they opened its gates, he set a man over it and went on to Sumaysat where Safwan ibn al-Mu'attal and Habib ibn Maslama held villages and forts, its people compounding likewise — Sumaysat later apostatised and he returned and besieged it till he took it — and he came to Saruj, Ra's Kayfa and the White Land, mastering its land and compounding with its fort-dwellers on al-Ruha's terms.