الحركات و الاضطرابات السياسية في خراسان للمدة (182-209 ه-798-824 م)‎

Abstract EN

Through the study of the movements and unrest at caliph al-Mamun time, especially the revolt of the people of Baghdad, it became clear that these movements and revolutions were a reaction against the Mamoun policy, which transferred the caliphate to the land of Khurasan, trying to transfer it from the Abbasid house to the Alawi house Especially afrer he agreed to pledge allegiance to Ali al-Rida as crown prince, one of the most prominent highlights of the results of the study of this research is the role of Al-Fadl Bin Sahl, the Minister of the Mamoun in Khorasan, when he pursued a policy of not knowing the Mamoun about what is happening in Iraq as dangerous events and revolutions, and by keeping the Mamoun in Khorasan for a period of five years, which led to the emergence of responses Political and social actions were represented in the anti-caliphate strikes that took place in more than one place, and the change was clear in the state's policy, which revealed new tendencies towards the location of the caliphate and its transfer from Baghdad to Murrow, then the centers of influence changed as the Persian influence emerged clearly and the role of Al-Fadl Bin The caliphate was easy and under its influence, and from other results that the research showed: the political powers of the Mamoun in the face of many internal problems of a political nature, especially opposition movements that have arisen in many parts and regions of the state, and from these movements the Alawi s movement in the Hijaz and The movement of Rafeh ibn al-Layth and the movement of Nasr ibn Shabt al-Oqaili.