اضطرابات الشخصية للخلفاء العباسيين قبل السلطة و بعدها : دراسة تاريخية (132 656ه 749 1258م)‎

الملخص EN

The mental disorders which Abbasid caliphs had after they took office were quite various.

Those caliphs stuck to power gains by fighting opponents and murdering opposers.

of these disorders were duplicity, narcissism, paranoia, mistrut of closest people, and extreme cruelty.

Some Abbasid caliphs went far in cruelty that they, as some studies suggest, tortured and murdered their beloved ones.

Such abnormal acts were found to be mostly motivated by the others subservience as well as power privileges.

The caliphs, additionally, raised their successors in accordance with these acts and had passed these abnormal acts to the would-be rulers.

This paper investigates the mental disorders in Abbasid caliphs in a two-theme study.

The first theme introduces mental disorders, and explains how they affected the early pro-Abbasid leaders and supporters, with a side view to influential settings, and political changes.

The other theme is to discuss how intense and various these disorders were, and how they had reflected on dynasty members and ruling figures.