Comments on: 1258: Al-Musta’sim, the last Abbasid Caliph http://www.executedtoday.com/2009/02/20/1258-al-mustasim-the-last-abbasid-caliph/ Mon, 22 Mar 2010 16:11:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: sanjarwequar http://www.executedtoday.com/2009/02/20/1258-al-mustasim-the-last-abbasid-caliph/#comment-12380 sanjarwequar Fri, 27 Nov 2009 18:00:21 +0000 http://www.executedtoday.com/?p=2426#comment-12380 please verify if possible these are historic facts or not Hazrat Makhdoom Shamsuddin alias Saman Faryaadras was the son of Makhdoom Sheikh Nizamuddin ibne Mohammed Al-Makki Rumi. You were born in the mulk Rum (Turkey or Asia Minor) during the reign of Ghyasuddin and Salith ibne Saljuq in 1270 A.D (669 Hijri). You were very young when your father Makhdoom Sheikh Nizamuddin migrated to, and settled down, in the holy city of Mecca. As Makhdoom Nizamuddin was married to the niece of Qaiser-e-Rum and Salith you were considered among the elites of Mecca. Tataris defeated Mustasim, the last Abbasid caliph, and annexed Baghdad, and in 1257 A.D (656 H) they killed Daulat Abbasi. Due to this change of rule and the fear and anarchy that followed it, Qazi Rafiuddin, Qazi of Qaiser-e-Rum, took with him - after the death of Sheikh Nizamuddin thanks & regards sanjarwequar please verify if possible these are historic facts or not

Hazrat Makhdoom Shamsuddin alias Saman Faryaadras was the son of Makhdoom Sheikh Nizamuddin ibne Mohammed Al-Makki Rumi. You were born in the mulk Rum (Turkey or Asia Minor) during the reign of Ghyasuddin and Salith ibne Saljuq in 1270 A.D (669 Hijri). You were very young when your father Makhdoom Sheikh Nizamuddin migrated to, and settled down, in the holy city of Mecca. As Makhdoom Nizamuddin was married to the niece of Qaiser-e-Rum and Salith you were considered among the elites of Mecca. Tataris defeated Mustasim, the last Abbasid caliph, and annexed Baghdad, and in 1257 A.D (656 H) they killed Daulat Abbasi. Due to this change of rule and the fear and anarchy that followed it, Qazi Rafiuddin, Qazi of Qaiser-e-Rum, took with him - after the death of Sheikh Nizamuddin

thanks & regards
sanjarwequar

]]> By: D http://www.executedtoday.com/2009/02/20/1258-al-mustasim-the-last-abbasid-caliph/#comment-11760 D Thu, 15 Oct 2009 18:42:48 +0000 http://www.executedtoday.com/?p=2426#comment-11760 how was Al-Musta’sim executed? The Mongols did not want to shed "royal blood," so they wrapped him in a rug and trampled him to death with their horses. All of his sons but one were executed as well; the surviving one sent as a prisoner to Mongolia, where Mongolian historians report he married and fathered children, but played no role in Islam thereafter. how was Al-Musta’sim executed?

The Mongols did not want to shed “royal blood,” so they wrapped him in a rug and trampled him to death with their horses. All of his sons but one were executed as well; the surviving one sent as a prisoner to Mongolia, where Mongolian historians report he married and fathered children, but played no role in Islam thereafter.

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