Abu Abdallah IV explained

Abu Abdallah Tabiti
Kingdom of Tlemcen
Reign:1475–1505
Predecessor:Abu Tashufin III
Successor:Abu Abdallah V
Royal House:Zayyanid

Abu Abdallah Tabiti [1] (or Thabet)[2] or Abu Abdallah(Mohammed) IV (ruled 1475–1505) was a Sultan of the Kingdom of Tlemcen in Algeria.[3] He was a son of Abu Abdallah III and was succeeded by his son Abu Abdallah V. During his reign he defeated Portugal in the battle of Mers El Kebir (1501) and the Oran fatwa were made at the same year of his reigns end.[4]

Notes and References

  1. Book: Abadie, Louis . Tlemcen au passé retrouvé . 1994-01-01 . FeniXX . 978-2-402-50979-4 . fr.
  2. Book: Garrot, Henri . Histoire générale de l'Algérie . 1910 . Impr. P. Crescenzo . 293 . fr.
  3. Book: Stewart, John. African States and Rulers. Jefferson. McFarland. 2014. 978-0-78649-564-1. 325.
  4. Book: Nagendra Kr. Singh. Nagendra Kumar. Singh. International Encyclopaedia of Islamic Dynasties. 2000. Anmol Publications. New Delhi. 978-8-12610-403-1.

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