Mustafa Demirci, Siyah Öfke: Ortaçağ İslâm Dünyasında Zenci Kölelerin İsyanı (۸۶۹-۸۸۳), Çizgi Kitabevi Yayınları, ۳. Baskı, Konya ۲۰۲۱, ۳۱۸ Sayfa, ISBN: ۹۷۸۶۰۵۱۹۶۰۲۷۲

During the Abbasîd period, Prof. Dr. Mustafa Demirci’s monograph on the ‘black rebellion’ that took place between ۸۶۹-۸۸۳ A.D. and was led by the Shiite leader Ali b. Muhammad, titled “Black Rage: The Rebellion of Zanj Slaves in the Medieval Islamic World (۸۶۹-۸۸۳)” by Prof. Dr. Mustafa Demirci is one of the most important studies both in terms of its subject matter and the author’s approach and perspective on the subject. The study, which was prepared with a rich academic iteratüre using basic sources and modern research on the subject, deals with issues such as the geography of the event, the causes and spread of the rebellion, the wars and warfare techniques to suppress the rebellion, the short and long-term effects of the damage left behind by the rebellion from an academic perspective in chronological order. The zanj rebellion started in the marshes of Basra in ۸۶۹ as a result of Ali b. Muhammad (d. ۸۸۳), who was originally white and claimed to be a descendant of the Prophet Ali (d. ۸۸۳), organizing black slaves working under difficult conditions in the large farms in and around Basra, and the rebellion grew and spread in a short time. Muwaffak Billāh (۸۴۳-۸۹۱), the brother of the Abbasid Caliph Mu’temid Alallah’ın (۸۴۳-۸۹۲), who was assigned to suppress the rebellion, was victorious against the rebels after tough struggles, and the rebellion ended with the killing of the leader of the rebellion, Ali b. Muhammad, in ۸۸۳.During the Abbasîd period, Prof. Dr. Mustafa Demirci’s monograph on the ‘black rebellion’ that took place between ۸۶۹-۸۸۳ A.D. and was led by the Shiite leader Ali b. Muhammad, titled “Black Rage: The Rebellion of Zanj Slaves in the Medieval Islamic World (۸۶۹-۸۸۳)” by Prof. Dr. Mustafa Demirci is one of the most important studies both in terms of its subject matter and the author’s approach and perspective on the subject. The study, which was prepared with a rich academic iteratüre using basic sources and modern research on the subject, deals with issues such as the geography of the event, the causes and spread of the rebellion, the wars and warfare techniques to suppress the rebellion, the short and long-term effects of the damage left behind by the rebellion from an academic perspective in chronological order. The zanj rebellion started in the marshes of Basra in ۸۶۹ as a result of Ali b. Muhammad (d. ۸۸۳), who was originally white and claimed to be a descendant of the Prophet Ali (d. ۸۸۳), organizing black slaves working under difficult conditions in the large farms in and around Basra, and the rebellion grew and spread in a short time. Muwaffak Billāh (۸۴۳-۸۹۱), the brother of the Abbasid Caliph Mu’temid Alallah’ın (۸۴۳-۸۹۲), who was assigned to suppress the rebellion, was victorious against the rebels after tough struggles, and the rebellion ended with the killing of the leader of the rebellion, Ali b. Muhammad, in ۸۸۳.

کلیدواژه ها:

Abbasids ، Ali ibn Muhammad ، Zanj ، Rebellion ، Slave