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Ibn Tumart

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Ibn Tumart , c.1080-1130, Berber Muslim religious leader, founder of the Almohads . He went to the East in his youth and returned convinced that he was the Mahdi and that he was destined to reform Islam. He was a rigorist and purist in doctrine and morality. Believing in a mystical concept of the oneness of God, Ibn Tumart fought violently the anthropomorphism then current. He became increasingly fanatical, until he finally preached a holy war against Muslims who disagreed with him. He was esteemed as a man of compelling personality and of great sagacity. Author not available,... Read more
Muhammad ibn Tumart
Muhammad ibn Tumart Muhammad ibn Tumart (ca. 1080-1130) was a North African religious revolutionary leader...Masmuda Berber born in a mountain village in southern Morocco, Ibn Tumart showed remarkable piety as a youth; in pursuit of religious learning... Read more
Ibn Tumart
Ibn Tumart (1077–1130 (AH 470–524)). A Muslim reformer in Morocco who was known as al-Mahdī of the Almohads . He grew... Read more

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