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Equestrian statue of Ibn Qasi, governor of the taifa kingdom of Mertola. Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo

Equestrian statue of Ibn Qasi, governor of the taifa kingdom of Royalty Free Stock Photo

Statue of Ibn Qasi warrior conqueror on a horse in Mertola castle, Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo

An equestrian statue of Ibn Qasi, the proclaimed political and spiritual leader of Mertola in Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo

lbn Qasi Statue in Mertola, Alentejo Region of Portugal.

Ibn Qasi statue Royalty Free Stock Photo

IBN QASI lord of MÃÂ©rtola between 1144 and 1147 A.D.Iron iron statue with man on horseback. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Equestrian statue of Ibn Qasi. Senhor of MÃ©rtola with castle tower in background, Alentejo PORTUGAL Royalty Free Stock Photo

Statue of Ibn Qasi in M?rtola, Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo

Equestrian statue of Ibn Qasi in Mertola Royalty Free Stock Photo

The statue of lbn Qasi near Mertola Castle. Abu-l-Qasim Ahmad ibn al-Husayn ibn Qasi was governor of the Taifa of MÃÂ©rtola. He was a Sufi, a political leader of the opposition against the Almoravid dynasty in Al-Garb Al-Andalus. He was born in Silves and wrote a treatise, `the Removal of the Sandals`, a book which revolves around Ibn Qasi`s Philosophy, Sufism and history. lbn Qasi was assassinated in Silves in the year 1151.