| Isa bin Muhanna | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amir al-ʿarab | |||||
| Berkuasa | 1260–1284 | ||||
| Pendahulu | Ali bin Haditha | ||||
| Penerus | Muhanna bin Isa | ||||
| Pemimpin Tadmur | |||||
| Berkuasa | 1281–1284 | ||||
| Pendahulu | N/A | ||||
| Penerus | Muhanna bin Isa | ||||
| Meninggal | Mei 1284 | ||||
| Ayah | Muhanna bin Maniʿ | ||||
| Keturunan | Muhanna Fadl Muhammad | ||||
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| Wangsa | Al Fadl | ||||
Sharaf ad-Din Isa bin Muhanna at-Ta'i,[note 1] yang lebih dikenal sebagai Isa bin Muhanna (w. 1284/85), adalah seorang amir (panglima/pangeran) Al Fadl, sebuah dinasti Bedouin yang mendominasi Gurun dan Stepa Suriah pada abad ke-13 sampai ke-15. Ia diangkat menjadi amir al-ʿarab (panglima Bedouin) oleh Mamluk usai mereka menaklukkan Suriah pada 1260.
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