Historical explanation of the reasons for the Bani Salim uprising in Fararood based on geopolitical factors

The main purpose of this article is to explain the history of the revolt of the Arab general Abdullah Ibn Khazem Salimi and its continuation by his son Musa.Among the revolts after the death of Yazid ibn Mu'awiyah, the revolt of Abdullah ibn Khazem and his son Musa have considerable features. This Arab uprising was the first move that created a region independent of the caliphate's oversight in Iran's cultural and political realm. Although Salimi's commanders were unable to take advantage of the geopolitical situation in the region, this move is unique in terms of long-term political and military domination that lasted fifteen years at its peak; the reasons for this success; The geographical location of Tirmidhi has been the continuous experiences of Salimi commanders, the type of their relationship with the Umayyads and Zubayrians and their tribal status. At the same time, this uprising lacked strong ideological aspects and theoretical foundations. In this research, based on descriptive and historical analytical methods, an attempt has been made to provide a different answer from the previous findings based on the documents and evidence available in all main sources, and a new perspective on this phenomenon can be considered.