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Abu Uthman Said ibn Hakam
Abu Uthman Said ibn Hakam was ra'is of Muslim Menorca from 1234 until his death in 1282, ruling from Madina Manurqa, the later Ciutadella, as a tributary of the Crown of Aragon. A scholar and poet, he gathered a library and kept the island prosperous through farming, livestock and trade. Five years after his death Alfonso III of Aragon conquered Menorca in 1287.
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