词条 | Muhammad ibn Abd Allah al-Ashja'i |
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Muhammad ibn Abd Allah al-Ashja'i ({{lang-ar|محمد بن عبد الله الأشجعي|Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd Allāh al-Ashdjaʿī}}) was the eleventh governor of al-Andalus under the Umayyad Caliphate in AD 730 (AH 111–112).{{sfn|Latham|1960|p=493}} He was one of a series of Arabs from Ifriqiya who served as governors in al-Andalus from 721 to 731.{{sfn|Collins|1989|p=85}} After ten months in office, Muhammad's predecessor, al-Haytham, was confronted by an attempted coup d'état in early 730. He arrested the conspirators, but their relatives in turn complained about his heavy-handedness to his superior, the governor of Ifriqiya. According to the Chronicle of 754, the earliest source, al-Haytham was arrested and brought to Ifriqiya, but because his intended replacement, al-Qhafiqi, could not be found, Muhammad was appointed to replace him instead. His formal appointment took place, according to the Chronicle, one month after al-Haytham had been removed.[1] According to the Prophetic Chronicle, written in 883, he only governed for one month.{{sfn|Christys|2003|p=241}} Al-Maqqari, a very late source, puts his term of office in March–May 731, a year later than the earlier chronicles indicate, but right before the generally accepted date for when al-Ghafiqi finally took up office.{{sfn|Collins|1995|p=300}} Notes1. ^In {{harvnb|Wolf|1999|p=115}}. Sources{{refbegin}}
2 : Umayyad governors of al-Andalus|8th-century Umayyad people |
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