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Muhammad ibn Wasil
Muhammad bin Wasil ibn Ibrahim al-Tamimi ((アラビア語:محمد بن واصل بن إبراهيم التميمي)) (also known as al-Hanzali)〔Al-Tabari, p. 116 n. 334〕 was a military adventurer who seized control of the Abbasid province of Fars in 870. He intermittently ruled over Fars until 876, when he was captured and imprisoned by Ya'qub ibn al-Layth, the Saffarid emir of Sistan.
==Early career==
Muhammad was a member of an Arab family that had a long association with Kharijism. In 837 he took command of a group of Kharijites at Bost, and revolted against the Abbasid authorities. His forces were able to defeat the governor of Sistan's army and to capture its leader, the governor's son. Muhammad eventually released him after negotiations with the governor; he subsequently left the region of Bost and made his way to Kerman, which was home to a number of other Kharijite outlaws.〔Tor, p. 132〕
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