Muslim ibn Uqba

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Muslim ibn Uqba was an Umayyad general under Caliph Yazid I, notorious in Islamic history for leading the brutal suppression of the people of Medina during the events surrounding the Battle of al-Harra in 683 CE.

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instanceOf Umayyad general
historical figure
military commander
aftermathOfActions widespread condemnation in later Islamic historiography
allegiance Umayyad Caliphate NERFINISHED
appointedBy Caliph Yazid I NERFINISHED
associatedWith Second Fitna NERFINISHED
reign of Yazid I
causeOfDeath illness during campaign
commanded Syrian Umayyad troops
diedDuring campaign against Medina and Mecca under Yazid I
ethnicGroup Arabs
surface form: Arab
historicalReputation notorious for brutality at Medina
language Arabic
militaryConflict Battle of al-Harra NERFINISHED
mission to force the people of Medina to renew allegiance to Yazid I
notableFor brutal repression of the people of Medina
leading the Umayyad forces at the Battle of al-Harra
suppression of the revolt in Medina in 683 CE
opposed Medinan rebels against Yazid I
ordered plunder of Medina after the Battle of al-Harra
placeOfDeath on the march between Medina and Mecca
politicalAlignment pro-Umayyad
positionHeld commander of the Umayyad army at al-Harra
religion Islam
servedUnder Yazid I NERFINISHED
sideInConflict Umayyad side in the Battle of al-Harra NERFINISHED
successorInCommand Husayn ibn Numayr al-Sakuni NERFINISHED
timePeriod 7th century
yearOfDeath 683

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Battle of al-Harra commander Muslim ibn Uqba