Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Hisham
Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Hischam , Arabic أبو عبد الله محمد بن أحمد بن هشام, DMG 'abū' abd allāh muḥammad ibn aḥmad ibn hišām , was an Almohad Qādī in Menorca from 1231 to 1234 , but who ruled relatively independently over the island.
Life
In 1231 Abu Abd Allah Muhammad signed the Treaty of Capdepera where Manūrqa (Menorca) supremacy James I recognized. At the expense of high tribute payments, however, he still achieved extensive freedom of action domestically, so that Manūrqa was in fact an Islamic state that was practically independent of Mallorca under his rule .
Abu Abd Allah Muhammad was deposed in 1234 by the mushrif Abu Uthman Said ibn Hakam al-Quraschi , who had seized power in a coup and then declared himself the Raʾīs of Menorca.
| predecessor | Office | successor |
|---|---|---|
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Qādī of Menorca 1231-1234 |
Abu Uthman Said ibn Hakam al-Qurashi |
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| SURNAME | Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Hisham |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Qādī of Menorca |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 12th century or 13th century |
| DATE OF DEATH | 13th Century |