The Demolished House That Announced a Caliph's Rise and Fall
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The Demolished House That Announced a Caliph's Rise and Fall
This episode explores the life of al-Muti' li-'llah, a caliph who ruled for twenty-nine years, navigating an empire with limited power. It delves into the circumstances that led to his dramatic downfall and the shifting political landscape of the Islamic world.
Person: al-Muti' li-'llah
Period: 10th Century
Location: Baghdad
Event: Abbasid Caliphate's decline
- Al-Fadl ibn al-Muqtadir was born in 913, a prince of the blood in the Abbasid palace.
- His father, Caliph al-Muqtadir, was assassinated in 932, leaving al-Fadl, then 18 or 19, without a clear path to succession.
- In 944, a Turkish commander named Tuzun deposed al-Fadl's brother, al-Muttaqi, and chose a rival cousin, al-Mustakfi, as caliph.
- Al-Fadl's house in Baghdad was demolished around this time, forcing him into hiding.
- In December 945, the Buyids, a Shia dynasty, entered Baghdad, changing the political geometry of the Sunni capital.
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