المعارضة اليمانية السياسية في عصر الدولة الأموية (p750-p662132-41

الملخص EN

This study entitled "The Yemeni Political Opposition in the Era of the Umayyad State (41 AH-132 AH / 662 AD-750 AD)", as it was characterized by the dispersion of its temporal facts and geographical locations, and its lack of regularity in a continuous chronological and organizational context.

Political opposition arose as a reaction to the behavior of the rulers that was inconsistent with the familiar approach of the message and the righteous caliphate era.

This prompted some Yemeni opinion leaders to form political movements that aimed at correcting what they see as imbalances that do not carry within them rebellion and disobedience.

The study is divided into two sections and a conclusion : The first section has dealt with individual political opposition, in which it has dealt with opposition in which opinion leaders expressed their opposition to the caliphs.

The second topic deals with the opposition political movements confined to the movement of Hajar bin Adi, and the movement of Khalid bin Abdullah al-Qasri.

So the time for each of them was monitored, and the reason for their origin, and went on to mention the interactions of their events and their fate.

The study was concluded with the most important results that were reached through the research.