The Kurd in the Conflict of the Components of the Abbasid Caliphate

This book is an academic study, consisting of an introduction and three parts, with each part consisting of several themes and topics.

 The first part of the book is about introducing the components, their historical roots, and the reasons for their conflict and competition in the Abbasid Caliphate. It includes two themes, and each theme contains several topics that discuss the different components such as Arabs, Persians, Daylamites, Turks, and Kurds, and the reasons for the conflict between the components such as power-seeking, economic, national, racial, religious, and sectarian factors.

The second part sheds light on the role of the Kurd in the conflict between the components within the authority during the Abbasid era. It includes two themes, and each theme contains several topics regarding the participation of the Kurd in the conflict of the components within the framework of Buyid rule, such as the problem between Arabs and Buyids, internal conflict within the Buyid family, wars and problems between Buyid rulers and Eastern forces, and the confrontations of the Buyids with the Daylamites. It also covers the participation of the Kurd in the problems, conflicts, and struggles between the components during the Seljuk reign, such as the confrontation between the Seljuks and al-Basasiri, the problems of Seljuk governance with the Abbasid Caliphate, and the internal conflict of the Turks.

The third part of this book is devoted to the reflection of the conflict and struggle of the components within the Abbasid authority on Kurdistan. It includes three themes, and each theme contains several topics regarding the impact of the conflicts on the political and Military Situation of the Kurdish-inhabited areas, such as the rise and Fall of local authorities and the Military consequences. It also covers the economic consequences of the conflicts on the Kurdish-inhabited areas, such as the destruction of agricultural fields, the loss and seizure of livestock wealth, the spread of the feudal system, the imposition of heavy taxes, and the disruption of food security and trade Situation. Finally, it covers the social consequences of the conflict of the components on Kurdish society, such as changes in demographics and population structure, and cultural and intellectual consequences.