Sultan Musa bin Abi Annan
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Sultan Abu Faris Musa pledged allegiance on Thursday, the twentieth of the month of Rabi` al-Awwal in the year 786 AH, and he assumed the command of his state and his minister, Masoud bin Masai, as his tyrant. The Nasiri historian says in Al-Istiqsaa: “...he was pledged allegiance on Thursday, the twentieth of the month of Rabi’ Al-Awwal, in the year seven hundred and eighty-six, and he took charge of his state and his minister, Masoud bin Masai, ruled over him. When his affairs were settled in Al-Hadra, Ibn Al-Ahmar sent his mother and family to him, and they were with him. His minister, Abu Abdullah bin Zamrak, visited him
Minister Masoud was very tyrannical to Sultan Musa bin Abi Annan, so Sultan Musa thought about assassinating his minister. This occurred to Minister Masoud, and he became fed up with Sultan Musa bin Abi Annan, so he decided to stay away from him and hastened to go out himself to fight Prince Hassan bin Nasser bin Abi Ali after he learned that he He descended on the people of Al-Safiha from Mount Ghamara, and they honored him and invited him to seek the Marinid throne from Sultan Musa bin Abi Annan. . Before Vizier Masoud bin Masai left to fight Al-Hasan bin Al-Nasser, he appointed his brother Yaish bin Abdul Rahman bin Masai as successor to the king’s palace, and when he arrived at Kutama Palace, he received the news of the death of Sultan Musa.
Sultan Musa died of poisoning on the third Friday of Ramadan in the year 788 AH. He was 31 years old. Ibn Khaldun mentions that Sultan Musa bin Abi Annan: “He was struck by illness, and he died day and night for three years of his caliphate, and people used to accuse the vizier’s brother, Aish, of poisoning him.” Ibn Al-Qadi said in Al-Jadwa: “Sultan Musa bin Abi Anan died of poisoning on the third Friday of the month of Ramadan in the year seven hundred and eighty-eight. He was thirty-one years old, so his rule lasted two years and four months, and Muhammad bin Ahmed bin Abi Salem succeeded him.”
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