| 词条 | Sabiq ibn Mahmud |
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| name = Sabiq ibn Mahmud | image = | caption = | succession1 = Emir of Aleppo | reign1 = 1076 – 1080 | predecessor1 = Nasr ibn Mahmud | successor1 = Sharaf al-Dawla (Uqaylid) | full name = Sābiq Abu ’l-Faḍā’il ibn Mahmūd | regnal name = | spouse = | issue = | children = | house-type = Tribe | house = Banu Kilab | dynasty = Mirdasid | father = Mahmud ibn Nasr | mother = Daughter of al-Malik al-Aziz | relatives = Nasr ibn Mahmud (brother) | birth_date = | birth_place = | death_date = | death_place = | religion = }} Sābiq Abu ’l-Faḍā’il ibn Mahmūd was the Mirdasid emir of Aleppo from 1076-1080. LifeFollowing the death of his older brother Nasr ibn Mahmud, Sabiq was installed as the emir of Aleppo with the support of the Banu Munqidh.{{sfn|Bianquis|2012|p=115-123}} His reign, however, was opposed by both the Banu Kilab and the Turkish mercenaries which had been hired by his predecessors.{{sfn|Bosworth|2014|p=122}} A civil war broke out the same year as his accession when Sabiq's brother Waththab actively contested his position as emir.{{sfn|Bosworth|2014|p=122}} Compounding these internal divisions was the increased pressure exerted on Sabiq by Tutush I, who was attempted to expand his nascent Damascene state. In 1080, Tutush influenced Sabiq to cede the emirate to the Uqaylid emir Sharaf al-Dawla.{{sfn|Bianquis|2012|p=115-123}} This represented the permanent loss of Aleppo by the Mirdasids, who, despite being granted a few towns in the region as compensation for their loss, largely disappear from history after 1080.{{sfn|Bosworth|2014|p=122}} ReferencesBibliography
before=Nasr ibn Mahmud| title=Emir of Aleppo| years=1076–1080| after=Sharaf al-Dawla (Uqaylid) }}{{S-end}} 1 : Mirdasid emirs of Aleppo |
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