THE RELATIONS BETWEEN FATIMIDS AND SHARIFS (SHARIF OF AL-HEJAZ)

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JANAHMADI FATEMEH; SAMANI SEYYED MAHMOUD

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Journal: JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL STUDIES OF ISLAM Year:2015 | Volume:7 | Issue:24 Page(s): 57-82

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THE RELATIONS BETWEEN FATIMIDS AND SHARIFS (SHARIF OF AL-HEJAZ)

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JANAHMADI FATEMEH | SAMANI SEYYED MAHMOUD | Issue Writer Certificate

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RELATIONSQ1

FATIMIDSQ2

SHARIFSQ2

HOLY SHRINESQ3

ABBASIDSQ2

BUYIDQ2

SELJUKQ2

Abstract

Fatimid government (297-567 AH) in Egypt and Damascus was in part contemporary with the long-established government of Sharif of al-Hassani (358-1343 AH) in Mecca and Sharif of al-Hosseini (360-1100 AH) in Medina. Hejaz noblemen, despite their spiritual independence and political prominence, were constantly influenced by the policies of their adjoining powerful governments. Among these governments, Shiite FATIMIDS were considered as foes and rivals to Abbasid government and BUYID and SELJUK dynasties in Iran. Given their military supremacy, they tried their best to be in the ascendancy of the HOLY SHRINES and making governors follow their policies. The historical analysis of this era led to emergence of a good number of questions. The present study aims to respond to two of these questions: How were the RELATIONS between the FATIMIDS and Sharif of al-Hejaz governors? What factors impacted on the stability of the RELATIONS of the FATIMIDS? The findings of the study revealed that there were mutual RELATIONS between the FATIMIDS and Sharif of al-Hejaz governors in a way that the FATIMIDS sought to maintain their legitimacy and governmental prominence via diplomatic RELATIONS with the SHARIFS and dominating Hejaz. Furthermore, they wished to inhibit the ABBASIDS and their allies from gaining control over the HOLY SHRINES. SHARIFS, given their political, military, and economic weakness, also attempted to reinforce themselves financially and maintain their political stability via RELATIONS with the FATIMIDS. The reasons for the continuity of such RELATIONS could also be sought in the acts of the BUYID and SELJUK dynasties. The present study aims to answer these questions and test the posed hypotheses through a descriptive-analytic, inferential approach and library-oriented method of data collection.

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JANAHMADI, FATEMEH, & SAMANI, SEYYED MAHMOUD. (2015). THE RELATIONS BETWEEN FATIMIDS AND SHARIFS (SHARIF OF AL-HEJAZ). JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL STUDIES OF ISLAM, 7(24), 57-82. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/221347/en

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JANAHMADI FATEMEH, SAMANI SEYYED MAHMOUD. THE RELATIONS BETWEEN FATIMIDS AND SHARIFS (SHARIF OF AL-HEJAZ). JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL STUDIES OF ISLAM[Internet]. 2015;7(24):57-82. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/221347/en

IEEE: Copy

FATEMEH JANAHMADI, and SEYYED MAHMOUD SAMANI, “THE RELATIONS BETWEEN FATIMIDS AND SHARIFS (SHARIF OF AL-HEJAZ),” JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL STUDIES OF ISLAM, vol. 7, no. 24, pp. 57–82, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/221347/en

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