His rule after replacing Muhammad ibn Awn in 1851 was characterized by pro-slavery and anti-Ottoman riots.[1] He was pro-slavery and led riots, in this contest he struggled with ValiKâmil Pasha's enforcement of anti-slavery law and Awn's supporters. On 15 or 17 November 1855, Awn's reappointment was announced in Jeddah; al-Muttalib rejected this, raising his supporters and allegedly requesting Beduin chiefs assist him.[2] Awn was reinstalled on 17 April 1856, but fighting continued until al-Muttalib was captured in May and sent to Istanbul.[1] When he returned to power in 1880, he did not oppose English and Ottoman anti-slavery due, as suggested by William Ochsenwald, to his reliance on the central government for his competition with Vali Osman Nuri Pasha.[3]
muttalib, ghalib, mutalib, ghalib, musa, citation, needed, arabic, عبد, المطلب, بن, غالب, بن, مساعد, romanized, muṭṭalib, ghālib, musā, 1790, january, 1886, citation, needed, served, three, times, emir, grand, sharif, mecca, first, 1827, citation, needed, then. Abd al Mutalib ibn Ghalib ibn Musa ad citation needed Arabic عبد المطلب بن غالب بن مساعد romanized Abd al Muṭṭalib ibn Ghalib ibn Musa ad 1790 29 January 1886 citation needed served three times as Emir and Grand Sharif of Mecca First in 1827 citation needed then 1851 to 1856 and finally 1880 to 1881 His rule after replacing Muhammad ibn Awn in 1851 was characterized by pro slavery and anti Ottoman riots 1 He was pro slavery and led riots in this contest he struggled with Vali Kamil Pasha s enforcement of anti slavery law and Awn s supporters On 15 or 17 November 1855 Awn s reappointment was announced in Jeddah al Muttalib rejected this raising his supporters and allegedly requesting Beduin chiefs assist him 2 Awn was reinstalled on 17 April 1856 but fighting continued until al Muttalib was captured in May and sent to Istanbul 1 When he returned to power in 1880 he did not oppose English and Ottoman anti slavery due as suggested by William Ochsenwald to his reliance on the central government for his competition with Vali Osman Nuri Pasha 3 See also editOttoman Arabia Sharifate of MeccaReferences edit a b Ochsenwald W L 1977 The Jidda Massacre of 1858 Middle Eastern Studies 13 3 317 doi 10 1080 00263207708700355 ISSN 0026 3206 JSTOR 4282661 Ochsenwald 1980 pp 118 119 121 122 Ochsenwald 1980 pp 121 122 BibliographyOchsenwald William 1980 Muslim European Conflict in the Hijaz The Slave Trade Controversy 1840 1895 Middle Eastern Studies 16 1 115 126 doi 10 1080 00263208008700428 ISSN 0026 3206 JSTOR 4282774 Abd al Muṭṭalib ibn Ghalib ibn Musa ad ibn Sa id ibn Sa d ibn ZaydHouse of ZaydCadet branch of the House of QatadahBorn 1790 Died 29 January 1886Political officesPreceded byYahya ibn Surur Emir and Grand Sharif of MeccaAugust 1827 September 1827 Succeeded byMuhammad ibn Abd al MuinPreceded byMuhammad ibn Abd al Muin Emir and Grand Sharif of MeccaJuly 1851 6 January 1856 Succeeded byMuhammad ibn Abd al MuinPreceded byHusayn ibn Muhammad Emir and Grand Sharif of MeccaJune 1880 31 August 1881 Succeeded byAbd al Ilah Pasha Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Abd al Muttalib ibn Ghalib amp oldid 1171606235, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
