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Ibn al-Abbār

Islamic scholar

in full Abū ʿabd Allāh Muḥammad Al-qudāʿī

born February 1199, Valencia, Emirate of Balansiya 【Valencia】

died Jan. 6, 1260, Tunis

historian, theologian, and humorist who became one of the most famous students of Islāmic Spain.

Ibn al-Abbār began his official career as a secretary to the Muslim governor of the Emirate of Balansiya. After the fall of Valencia (September 1238), he settled in Tunisia and was employed as the head of the chancellery by the Ḥafṣid ruler Abū Zakarīyāʾ Yaḥyā and his successor, al-Mustanṣir.

While in Tunisia Ibn al-Abbār engaged in scholarly pursuits. His Tuḥfat al-qadīm, a major study of the Islāmic poets of Muslim Spain, is particularly important. He was also a humorist and a satirist of considerable ability. Ibn al-Abbār's alleged disrespectful attitude toward al-Mustanṣir angered the ruler. The scholar's fall from power and subsequent execution may have resulted from a satirical poem that he directed against al-Mustanṣir.

词条	Ibn al-Abbār
释义	Ibn al-Abbār Islamic scholar in full Abū ʿabd Allāh Muḥammad Al-qudāʿī born February 1199, Valencia, Emirate of Balansiya 【Valencia】 died Jan. 6, 1260, Tunis historian, theologian, and humorist who became one of the most famous students of Islāmic Spain. Ibn al-Abbār began his official career as a secretary to the Muslim governor of the Emirate of Balansiya. After the fall of Valencia (September 1238), he settled in Tunisia and was employed as the head of the chancellery by the Ḥafṣid ruler Abū Zakarīyāʾ Yaḥyā and his successor, al-Mustanṣir. While in Tunisia Ibn al-Abbār engaged in scholarly pursuits. His Tuḥfat al-qadīm, a major study of the Islāmic poets of Muslim Spain, is particularly important. He was also a humorist and a satirist of considerable ability. Ibn al-Abbār's alleged disrespectful attitude toward al-Mustanṣir angered the ruler. The scholar's fall from power and subsequent execution may have resulted from a satirical poem that he directed against al-Mustanṣir.
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