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-Musa b. Mahdi b. Mansur titled as Hadi ‘Abbasi (145 – 170 AH) was the fourth Abbasid caliph.
+'''Musa b. Mahdi b. Mansur''' titled as '''Hadi 'Abbasi''' ([[145]]–[[170]] / 762-787 ) was the fourth [[Abbasid]] [[caliph]].
-Hadi ‘Abbasi ruled about 14 months. During his rule, ‘Allawis were under surveillance and their allowances were cut. During the rule of Hadi ‘Abbasi, Sahib Fakh made an uprising in Medina which was suppressed by him. He considered Imam al-Kazim (a) the main cause of provoking ‘Allawis in the uprising of Fakh; and thus, he decided to kill Imam al-Kazim (a), but he died before committing that.
+Hadi 'Abbasi ruled about 14 months. During his rule, [['Alids]] were under surveillance and their allowances were cut. During the rule of Hadi 'Abbasi, [[Sahib Fakhkh]] made an uprising in [[Medina]] which was suppressed by him. He considered [[Imam al-Kazim (a)]] the main cause of provoking 'Alids in the [[Uprising of Fakhkh]]; and thus, he decided to kill Imam al-Kazim (a), but he died before committing that.
 Hadi ‘Abbasi wanted to appoint his small son (Ja’far) as the crown prince instead of Harun, but he could not. He followed the policy of his father, Mahdi ‘Abbasi in standing against Zanadiqa and killed many of them. After him, his brother Harun al-Rashid reached caliphate.