The fall of the Umayyad State (41H/132H). In the light of the absentee curriculum (prophecies). Analytical Study

Abstract

 The study titled examines the philosophy of the factors affecting the fall of the Umayyad state in all its aspects according to a group of historians and modern researchers, whether those factors and theories were political, national, or Economic or those related to the social factor or the theory of plagues and their impact on the fall of the Umayyads. There is no doubt that all of these theories are effective, in certain proportions. In addition to that, there is a more effective and influential factor in the course of the fall of the Umayyads, which is the unseen factor (prophecies) and its role in moving events and determining their course. And follow its development.

The study focused extensively on the impact of the unseen factor in restricting the Umayyad political and military activity, especially in their decisive battle (Greater Zab) in the year 132 AH, in order to grant the Abbasid preachers a force that would regulate the success of their plans, especially in the philosophy of choosing the time, place, supporters, slogan, and method for the revolution, as all of these concepts were implemented. Employing it according to the context of the unseen news of the future received by them at that time.

The study reached the extent of the effective influence of the factor of prophecies on the collective mind at that time, whether it was in the influential Umayyad political circles that had detailed knowledge through epic and occult books that the Abbasids were the cause of their political demise in the East, and the same thing was reflected in the Abbasid preachers who had an occult vision. There was a wide reading of prophecies that they would defeat the Umayyads and the state they expected would be theirs, and all of that was fulfilled on the ground