Abu Said Uthman

Abû Its `îd `Uthmân (أبوسعيدعثمانبنيعقوب its `īd `uθmān Ben ya `qūb) is a late son of Abû Yûsuf Ya `qûb born in 1275. It succeeded his brother Abû Al-Rabî `Sulaymân like sultan mérinide in 1310. He died in 1331.

History

Pacifist and pious he preferred the construction of mosques and madrasas to the war. But his/her son Abû `designated Ali as successor revolted against his father. Abû Its `id initially was dislocated by this wire félon (1315), but it could take again the capacity and designate as heir his other wire Abû Al-Hassan.

Sources

  • Charles-Andre Julien, History of, origin North Africa with 1830 , original edition 1931, Payot republication, Paris, 1994
  • www.hukam.net, {{Lang|RTL|rear| المرينيون/بنومرين/بنوعبدالحق}} Mérinides/Marine Banû/Banû `Abd Al-Haqq

See too

  • Dynasty Mérinide

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