آل المهمب و دورهم الإداري و العسكري في الدولة العباسية : دراسة سياسية

Abstract EN

The Arabs played a major role in the establishment of the Abbasid state in 132 AH (749 AD) and in preserving and defending them against the exiles and rebels.

They made great sacrifices during the first Abbasid period.

And had an interest on various levels, especially the administrative and military emerged from them the leaders heroes and experienced governors who will guide the provinces of the Abbasid Caliphate and its mandates.

Among the Arab families whose children had a role and presence during that period were the Al-Muhallib family, a family that was named after the Umayyad state and continued with its activities and activities.

The events highlighted a number of leaders and governors who served the new state specifically for the period (132 AH - 351 AH / 749 CE - 962), where the research focused on a number of the sons of this family, who played a distinct role in the military leadership and the Department of the Territories, most notably Omar bin Hafs and Yazid bin Hatem and Abu Mohammed Hassan bin Mohammed Mahlabi and spirit bin Yazid and others.