History of bloodthirsty uprisings (Abu Muslim Khorasani)

to be killed Abu MuslimIt was the beginning of numerous uprisings and rebellions that were formed due to his bloodlust, and some of them occupied the Abbasid caliphs for years.. Most of these uprisings were to get rid of the Arab rule over Iran and had a religious flavor. In some of them, a sanctified place was imagined for Abu Muslim, in such a way that sometimes they considered him alive and believed that his appearance would come at the promised time..

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The first uprising that was formed due to Abu Muslim's bloodlust, the uprising Sinbad He was a magician. Sinbad He was one of Abu Muslim's friends and companions and a follower of Zoroastrianism; Although, in some sources, he is considered a Mazdak.

After hearing the news of Abu Muslim's death, in 137 AH, he started his uprising from his place of residence in Neishabur and was able to conquer cities such as Qoms and Ray.. By conquering Ray, Abu Muslim's treasures that he had left in this city when he left for Hajj. Sinbad it fell. [۶۷] He was able to provide a large army of Zoroastrians, Mazdakians and Shiites, the number of which is mentioned in some sources as one hundred thousand..

Sinbad He used religious tricks to bring these different religious sects together, and for example, he narrated a story that when Mansour sang the song of killing Abu Muslim, Abu Muslim changed into a dove by chanting the name of the Lord and turned into a mountain from the Caliph's court. He migrated in Ray and now he is placed next to Mahdi and Mazdak so that he will come out of his hiding place at the promised time.. He claimed that a messenger brought him a letter from Abu Muslim. However, the uprising Sinbad It did not last more than seventy days ] And this huge army broke up and was defeated in the war in Saveh area with the Khalifa's army under the command of Jahor, due to the ramming of the camels.. It has been reported that in this war, sixty to eighty thousand people from the Corps Sinbad, including himself, were killed and the number of those killed was so great that the remains of their corpses were visible in the region until 300 A.H..

Another uprising that took place due to Abu Muslim's bloodlust was the Rawandian uprising. Ravandians were a group of people from Khorasan who pretended to believe that Imam Ibrahim's soul was dissolved in Abu Muslim and manifested in Mansour when Abu Muslim was killed.. Therefore, they left for Kufa and circumambulated Mansoor's residence. Caliph Abbasi ordered the elders to arrest them and put them in prison, but this group attacked Mansour's headquarters, after their release, they rebelled with the intention of killing Mansour and were finally killed..

Ishaq Turk was one of the companions of Abu Muslim and he was among the Turks of Mawranhar, that is why he became known as Ishaq Turk. Some consider him to be Iranian and some consider him to be a descendant of Yahya bin Zayd Alavi..

Source : The great Islamic encyclopedia, Abu Muslim Khorasani (entrance) and Zarinkob, two centuries of silence

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