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Harem

حارم

Town in Idlib, Syria.

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Siege of Harem (1175)

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al-Mustadi bi-Amr Allah al-Hasan ibn al-Mustanjid· Siege of Harem (1175)

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islam.museum contributors. “Harem”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/place/harem/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-11-09.

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al-Mustadi bi-Amr Allah al-Hasan ibn al-Mustanjid

Abbasid caliph [566–575], born 536 to an Armenian umm walad; Ibn al-Jawzi: 'he proclaimed the lifting of tolls and the righting of wrongs, showed a justice and largesse we never saw in our days' — 1,300 silk robes cut in his first khil'a. In his reign the Ubaydid state ended and the khutba ran his name from Yemen to Aswan; he died at Shawwal's end, 575.