Abstract

IRAQ UNDER THE BUWAIHI DOMINION (334-381 AH. / 946-991AD.)

Dr.Prof. WaleedAbood Mohammed al-adulaimi, Dr.Prof SuaadHadi Hassan al-Taai

Volume: 9 Issue: 1 2019

Abstract:

The developments witnessed in Iraq in the thirties of the fourth century AH. - the tenth century AD., the importance of exceptional in historical studies, as researchers, especially those interested in Islamic history, highlighted the most important stages of these developments and the changes that included the political, economic, social and cultural aspects. In the confusion of the Abbasid State (132- 656 AH. / 750-1258 AD.), which witnessed its worst stages and the general discontent and rebellion against it, Iraq witnessed a disturbance in its general conditions during the reign of the Caliph (Abu al-Qasim Abdullah Ibn al-Muktafi Ibn al-Mu'tadid, (Mustakfi bi-llah 333- 334 AH./944-946 AD.), which led to serious repercussions, which greatly affected the change in its public features, as they took away the princes (Buwaihids 334-477 AH. / 946- 1055 AD.), after entering Baghdad in the (11 Jumada al-awwal 334 AH. / 19 January 946 AD.) And extending their influence on Iraq, most of the powers of the Caliph and seized his legitimate rights, and did not remain for him but his nominal influence.

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