Abdullah bin Muawiyah bin Abdullah Al-Talebi (d. 131 AH / 748 AD) a historical study

Abstract

Among the rebellious Hashemite figures in the Talibi branch, who were greatly wronged by Sunni and Shiite historians in history, is Abdullah bin Muawiyah bin Abdullah bin Jaafar Al-Tayyar Al-Talebi, whose lineage goes back to the leader and hero of the Battle of Mu’tah. An Umayyad caliph, Marwan bin Muhammad, described in various horrific descriptions, such as ta’til, heresy, and departure from religion, describing his followers as heretical, secular, and pornographic. The first focused on his name, his attributes, his attributes and his narratives, and the second dealt with the political situation in the Umayyad state in general and Kufa in particular at that time, and the reason for his arrival from Medina to Kufa and his relationship with the political parties. The research ended with a conclusion and proven sources and references