Mukram ibn al-Farz
مكرم بن الفرز
Mukram ibn al-Farz of Banu Jamwana; al-Hajjaj's man sent after the rebel Kharrzad ibn Bas at Ayadhaj — who slipped his long siege by night for Abd al-Malik, was caught with two dirhams in his cap and beheaded by al-Hajjaj. To this Mukram some trace the name Askar Mukram.
At a glance
- Era
- The Umayyad Period
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Overview
Mukram ibn al-Farz of the Banu Jamuna ibn al-Harith ibn Tamim. Al-Baladhuri says that al-Hajjaj sent him against Kharzad ibn Bas when he rebelled, joined Ayadhaj and took refuge in a fortress. When the siege dragged on, Kharzad came down in disguise to join Abd al-Malik, and Mukram caught him with two pearls in his cap. He sent him to al-Hajjaj, who had his neck struck. In one report, "the army of Mukram" is attributed to him. 1
See also the account of the rebel Kharrzad ibn Bas.
Sources
- Futuh al-Buldan — al-Baladhuri (Mu'assasat al-Ma'arif edition)
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