Al-Abbasiyya
| Paaloŋ | Tunisia  |
|---|---|
| Located in the administrative territorial entity | Kairouan Governorate |
Al-Abbasiyya (Arabic: العباسية, romanized: al-Abbāsiyya, lit. 'a Abbasid place'), meŋ naŋ e Qasr al-Aghaliba (قصور الأغالبة, 'a Aghlabid palaces') ane al-Qasr al-Qadim (القصر القديم, 'a zikoraa'), da la a nayiri paala naŋ be a Aghlabid Emirs, naŋ e a wederɛ ko Ifriqiya yi 800 te ko 909.
A paaloŋ da nyɛ la meɛbo yi a teŋɛ noba naŋ be Aghlabid emir, Ibrahim ibn al-Aghlab (r. 800–812), a wederoŋ yuondɛndɛŋ soba wagere, ka ba da pore a yuori ka suzerain, a Abbasid caliph.[1] A o meɛbo taa la kapital kori mine naŋ e Ifriqiya, Kairouan, yi a saŋa 8th century. Ka ba da sigiri a wommu naŋ kyaare a revolt, a Aghlabid regime paala da ŋmarɛɛ a daŋkyime naŋ be a Kairouan, kyɛ meŋ da la leɛre a gɔbena sere kpɛziiri gaaneŋ mɛlɛ ata southeast a Kairouan, naŋ e al-Abbasiyya. [2]Al-Abbasiyya naŋ da sereŋ e fully functional city, naŋ taa kõɔsuobu zie, inns, dare, ane bolɔɔke yirmeɛraa naŋ e Friday mosque. O e la kpoŋ cistern naŋ sonna Kairouan neŋ kõɔ. A teŋɛ sɔga, peɛle a nayiri al-Rusafa (ka a o yuori naŋ yi Damascus ane Baghdad), da e la ziiri anaare kpoŋ (al-Maydan), be troop leɛkaabo naŋ da taa eebo. A paaloŋ da taa daŋkyime begroŋ ane pama, naŋ taa guubu yi gbaŋgbaare mine. [3]Yi a outset, a yele ko silver ane gold coinage, ane a government factories producing robes ko kyɔɔtaɛ ane semmo, meŋ da taa la maaloo a teŋɛ.
Al-Abbasiyya naŋ la a kpɛzie ko a Aghlabid emirs te ta a 876/7, a nayiri paala naŋ e, al-Raqqada, mɛlɛ mine ko a south, da taa piiluu neŋ Ibrahim II (r. 876–902). A teŋɛ pãã da sigiri a o tɔnɔ bee zɛgroŋ, kyɛ ana wuli ka o da naŋ e la a inhabited te ta a invasion ko Ifriqiya yi a Banu Hilal naŋ da e a mid-11th century.
Sommo mine
[maaleŋ | Maale eŋ yizie]- Abdul Wahab 1960, p. 24.
- Manzano Moreno 2010, p. 604.
- Manzano Moreno 2010, p. 605.