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History of Islam Vol 3 of 3 by Akbar Shah Najeebabadi

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448 The <strong>History</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Islam</strong><br />

people there <strong>by</strong> propagating the Shia faith. Bayazid's government<br />

failed to put a check on those hostile activities. Moreover, his two<br />

sons ruling at that time in Asia Minor took no serious notice <strong>of</strong> these<br />

impending dangers. However, Salim, the ruler <strong>of</strong> Trabzon was fully<br />

conscious <strong>of</strong> Ismail Safwi's intriguing activities- and he never<br />

allowed his secret plans to bear fruit. Ismail Safwi had already<br />

captured a few border areas during the reign <strong>of</strong> Bayazid II, and<br />

when his Ottoman Governors failed to restore those territories<br />

Bayazid paid no heed to the problem.<br />

When Sultan<br />

Salim became involved in dealing with his brothers and<br />

rr Sn^ r<br />

SafW1 WaS watchin s the developments not only with<br />

After doing<br />

away with his brothers, he first <strong>of</strong> all<br />

secret service in Asia Minor and ordered M. ' “V* a lar ge-scale<br />

comprehensive list <strong>of</strong> those who haH<br />

.<br />

a 8 ents to prepare a<br />

teachings <strong>of</strong> Ismail Shii,es Safwi and<br />

<strong>by</strong> **»<br />

werereadWol *<br />

their leader. When the list was mm l* Y d°Wn their Uves for<br />

i .<br />

^W&S that Asia Minor had<br />

shocked to seventy thou«<br />

^°w<br />

**<br />

fight SUCh<br />

against the<br />

men Ottoman<br />

who were ready kina to<br />

his 50011<br />

attack<br />

aS Ismail<br />

on the<br />

Sa^i would launch<br />

and rose very<br />

how' -covered himself<br />

<strong>of</strong><br />

e alt, he<br />

th,s^mingly sent adverse<br />

.<br />

troops L situation. First<br />

ua l<br />

handing t0 over<br />

the tTaitors the<br />

and rebels, Ust^f and<br />

d,s<br />

<strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong> each °yaI P« rsons to the area to tell<br />

commanding<br />

kill one rebel at the appointed^*<br />

COmmand to<br />

not to disclose the pUn beforehand ^ ^ Were als° en) oined<br />

8iVCT<br />

forth

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