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الحارث بن مسكين

الحارث بن مسكين

A Maliki appointed qadi of Egypt in 237 after much refusal, replacing Ibn Abi al-Layth — he had the deposed judge beaten twenty lashes a day until the wrongs were restored 1.

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The Early Abbasid Caliphate
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موجز

الحارث بن مسكين، من أصحاب مالك. 2

قضاء مصر

ولاه المتوكل قضاء مصر سنة 237هـ، بعد تمنّع، بدل ابن أبي الليث. وأهان القاضي المعزول بضربه كل يوم عشرين سوطاً ليرد الظلامات إلى أهلها. 2

الرواية بمصدر واحد، ويحتاج إلى مصدر إضافي.

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المتوكل على الله

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al-Mufarraj ibn Sallam's Conquest of Twenty-Four Fortresses· al-Qummi's War on the Buja Lands· Bugha al-Kabir's Pacification of the Armenian March· The Conquest of Barah· هدم قبر الحسين· The Founding of al-Mutawakkiliyya· الزام النصارى بالعسلي· عزم المتوكل على سكنى دمشق

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  1. Tarikh al-Khulafa — al-Suyuti (Dar al-Minhaj edition), p. 539
  2. Tarikh al-Khulafa — al-Suyuti (Dar al-Minhaj edition), p.539
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al-Mufarraj ibn Sallam's Conquest of Twenty-Four Fortresses

In al-Baladhuri: after Khalafun rose a man called al-Mufarraj — one copy: al-Mufarrikh — ibn Sallam who opened twenty-four fortresses and seized them; he wrote the postmaster in Egypt his news and that he deemed the absentee prayer unlawful for himself and the Muslims with him, asking the imam to contract him over his district and appoint him, to leave the state of usurpers — and he built a congregational mosque. Then his companions mutinied and killed him; Sawran — also read Sudan — succeeded and sent his envoy to al-Mutawakkil asking patent and letter of appointment, but al-Mutawakkil died before the envoy reached him, and al-Muntasir died whose caliphate was six months; al-Musta'in Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn al-Mu'tasim ordered his Maghreb agent Utamish — the caliph's mawla — to contract it for him, but before his envoy could leave Samarra Utamish was killed and Wasif the caliph's mawla took the district and contracted and dispatched it.