Almansur

Almansur, also known as Al-Mansur, was a prominent Abbasid caliph (leader of the Islamic community) during the 8th century. He played a key role in stabilizing and consolidating the Abbasid dynasty's authority after a period of internal unrest. Almansur is credited with founding Baghdad around 762 CE, making it a major cultural, political, and economic center of the Islamic world. His leadership helped strengthen the caliphate's governance, promote learning and arts, and expand its influence across much of the Middle East. Overall, he was a significant figure in shaping early Islamic civilization and empire.