Ibrahim II[2] Musa Ibn Al Abbas Fahal bin Nuhm † Faraj bin Khairan † Yusuf bin Mahmoud † Wizrah bin Nasr †
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Casualties and losses
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The capture of Mila took place in 901 or in 902 between the Kutama revolutionary and the Aghlabid forces of Mila.
Battle
Led by Abu Abdallah, the Kutama army engaged in intense combat against the Aghlabid forces. The clashes resulted in the loss of many Aghlabid commanders. In response to the looming threat, the city's governor, Musa Ibn Al Abbas, opted to surrender and open the city gates to the victors. [3]
Aftermath
After the battle , the city was recaptured by the Aghlabid forces but was later re-conquered by the Kutama forces. [3]
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