Abu Al-Ula Al-Wathiq

Abû Al `Ulâ Al-Wâthiq (أبوالعلاأبوالدبوسالواثقباللهإدريسبنمحمدبنأبيعبداللهمحمدبنأبيحفصبنعبدالمؤمن abū Al `ulā abū AD-dabbūs Al-wāθiq Bi-lake idrīs Ben muḥammad Ben abī `abd allah muḥammad Ben abī ḥafṣ Ben `abd Al-mū' min) known as Abû Dabbûs (أبوالدبوس abū AD-dabbūs, father the cudgel ) was born with an unknown date. It succeeded Abû Hafs `Umar Al-Murtadâ in 1266 like Caliph of the dynasty of the Almohades.

History

A first seat of Marrakech by the sultan mérinide Abû Yûsuf Ya `qûb Ben “Abd Al-Haqq was a failure. Abû Yûsuf Ya `qûb negotiated an alliance with Abû Dabbûs which took Marrakech in 1266 and became caliph by reversing Abû Hafs “Umar Al-Murtadâ in 1267. Abû Dabbûs broke its alliance at once and encouraged the abdelwadide Yaghmorasan to attack Abû Yûsuf Ya `qûb with reverse. Abû Yûsuf Ya `qûb overcame this new adversary in 1268 and turned over to make the seat of Marrakech which it took in September 1269. This defeat of Abû Dabbûs marked the end of the Almohade dynasty.

Its vizier:

  • Abû Zayd Ben Abî `Imrân (1242-1248) (بوزيدبنأبيعمرانمحمدبنأبيحفصأأ abū zayd Ben abī `imrān muḥammad Ben abī ḥafṣ)

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