-
Najdiyya Kharijites from
Bahrayn after they
overran the province, but the
Zubayrids were repulsed.
Hamza proved incompetent in his
administration of Iraq...
-
himself in Ta'if and
bested the
Zubayrids in
several skirmishes. In the meantime,
Syrian forces captured Medina from its
Zubayrid governor,
later marching to...
- al-Malik used the
respite from the
truce to
initiate a
campaign against the
Zubayrids of Iraq, but was
forced to
return to
Damascus when al-Ashdaq and his loyalists...
- Husayn's killing. He took over Kufa in
October 685,
after expelling its
Zubayrid governor, and
later ordered the
execution of
those involved in the killing...
- the
Zubayrids were two of the
Companions of the
Prophet dynasties which held the most
numerous lands and
estates within caliphate realm. The
Zubayrids regime...
- the
Second Fitna, when it was held by
Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr and the
Zubayrids.[citation needed] The city was
twice besieged by the
Umayyads in 683 CE...
- who
joined the
Zubayrids after their victory in Kufa and was
transferred to that city. As
governor over the
region wedged between Zubayrid-controlled Iraq...
- They
waged war
against the
governments of Ali and
later the
Umayyads and
Zubayrids, all of whom they
viewed as
illegitimate rulers. By the time of the Second...
-
rebel Qaysi tribes in the
Jazira before advancing against the
Alids and
Zubayrids of Iraq. However, he was
slain and his
forces routed at the
Battle of...
- Bakr, the Banu Taym
attained a
measure of
influence in the state. The
Zubayrids' main
challenge in Iraq came from the
ruler of Kufa, al-Mukhtar al-Thaqafi...