Abdul Humaidaan V bin Abu Kharzan
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| Abdul I | |||||||||
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| 4th Caliph of Deltino | |||||||||
| Reign | June 30, 867AD-August 18, 893AD | ||||||||
| Predecessor | Selim II bin Abu Kharzan | ||||||||
| Successor | Abdul VI bin Abu Kharzan | ||||||||
| Born | Abdul al-Saffah al-Mansur 827AD Harran, Caliphate of Deltino | ||||||||
| Died | August 18, 893AD (aged 65-66) Almadinat Almuqadasa, Caliphate of Deltino | ||||||||
| Issue | Abdul VI bin Abu Kharzan 19+ more | ||||||||
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| House | House of Kharzan | ||||||||
| Father | Juan II bin Abu Kharzan | ||||||||
| Religion | Deltinian Islam | ||||||||
Abdul V bin Abu Kharzan (827AD-August 18, 893AD) was the Caliph of the Caliphate of Deltino from June 30, 867AD until his death on August 18, 893AD. He is famous for establishing the city of Almadinat Almuqadasa (present day La'Victoria) in 875AD after Muhammad appeared to the Deltinians and told them that their branch of Islam is the true branch of Islam and that the Muslims of what is now Greater Sacramento are false Muslims worshipping a false God, thus the city was called "The Sacred City" in Arabic, the religious language of Islam.
