دور المسكوكات في التوثيق لثورة أبو داود خالد بن إبراهيم الذهلي حاكم خراسان (137-140ه 744-757م)‎

الملخص EN

Coins play a considerable role in the documentation of events.

They are compelling evidence on confirming or refuting such events.

The present study examines an important subdivision of currency (i.

e. fulūs) to establish a historical fact that has not been documented in detail by historians, namely the rebellion of Abu Dawud Khalid ibn Ibrahim who was a prominent leader and founder of the Abbasid State. Abu Dawud rebelled against subordination to the Abbasid Dynasty in the period of the Caliph Abu Ja'far al-Mansur (136-158A.

H.

- 753-775A.

D.

), trying to defect and pledge allegiance to the ʿAlawis.

He used an important subdivision of currency (i.

e.

fulūs) on which he inscribed his name and the slogan of al-ridā to âl Muhammad.

The study investigates three patterns of fulūs that had important inscriptions, which served the idea of their coinage.