Azzan bin Qais, Sultan of Muscat and Oman

Azzan ibn Qays (Arabic عزان بن قيس, DMG ʿ Azzan b Qais, . † January 30, 1871 ) was Sultan of Muscat and Oman and Imam from 1868 to 1871.

Azzan was descended from a branch of the Said dynasty. During the power struggles after the division of the kingdom under Thuwaini ibn Said (1856-1866) succeeded him in 1868 the conquest of Muscat and the fall of Salim ibn Thuwaini ( 1866-1868 ). Azzan was the first time since 1783, re-elected to the Imam of the Ibadis. Despite the election of the Imam he could not permanently stabilizing his rule. Azzan was already 1871 by Turki ibn Said ( 1870-1888 ), a brother of Thuwaini, defeated and killed with the help of the Sheikh of Dubai, Ras al - Khaimah and Ajman. The most significant achievement of Azzan ibn Qays was the expulsion of Wahabis from the oasis of Buraimi, which the threat to Oman was terminated.

Ahmad ibn Said | Said ibn Ahmad | Hamad ibn Said | Sultan ibn Ahmad | Said ibn Sultan al - Buraidi | Thuwaini ibn Said | Salim ibn Thuwaini | Azzan ibn Qays | Turki ibn Said | Faisal ibn Turki | Taimur ibn Faisal | Said ibn Taimur | Qaboos bin Said

  • Man
  • Imam
  • Sultan (Oman )
  • Born in the 19th century
  • Died in 1870
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