The Position of the Abbasid from Umayyad Opposition

Abstract

What I mentioned earlier is the bond and the support that was enjoyed by all Umayyad repels or to anyone who wishes the Umayyad return, but what is the position of the Abbasid state of all of this? This research came to answer this question. With the Umayyad dynasty time is over, they still have that distinctive status in the hearts of scientists and the public, and as a result a lot of books in the third and fourth centuries AD / ninth and tenth centuries were written, the state of the Umayyad and news and conquests had a large share

we must mention Ibn Abd al-Hakam died in ( 214 H / 829 AD), who wrote the biography of Omar bin Abdul Aziz, the Azadi died in( 334 AH / 946 AD), who praised the Umayyad rulers, and Abu Omar Zahid the linguistic who died in ( 345 H / 956 AD), who mentioned the pros of Umayyad and collect part of the virtues of Muawiyah, even Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani  the shiite showed admiration toward Umayyads.

historians expatiate on the ancient and the modern period study and gave a description of what the Abbasids done towards Umayyads , they expatiate on the study of the events of the battles and revolutions that took place between the two , that  took place in the first Abbasid Caliph Abu Abbas the Ripper and a bit on the  period of Caliph Abu Jafar al-Mansur.

it seems that a lot of studies and news had stood at this point, after the Umayyad dynasty fell completely and revolutions subsided and where the resolve of the rest of them had weekend.

In the euphoria of the success of the Abbasids and their victory and the establishment of their own state and their mighty assault to their enemies, stabilization in the country had been seen from the Levant as far north to the Hijaz in the south or in public, at least, everyone started to reconsider  his positions and policies, the state became imposing and all Islamic countries had become under its authority except Andalusia in the far west and its policy went towards stability and construction after it passed successfully the transition of power from family to family and what surrounds such critical periods of the insistence of the former regime and its attachment to various strength to survive and resist.