Abu Dabús, conocido como Idrís II (en árabe: Abu al-'Ala Abu al-Dabbous, who trusts in Allah, Idris ibn Muhammad ibn Abi Abdullah Muhammad ibn Abi Hafs ibn 'Abd al-Mu'min), fue el último califa de la dinastía almohade. Rigió el imperio desde Marrakech entre los años 1266 y 1269, fecha en que fue asesinado por un esclavo.
Previously to 1266, the benimerines besieged Marrakech. In the confusion of that time Abu Dabus took advantage to overthrow Abu Hafs Umar al-Murtada, his cousin, who boasted the throne. Although it was declared caliph, its real power barely arrived to cross the walls of the capital. The benimerines, reorganized, re-sieved the city between 1268 and 1269. The assassination of the caliph gave rise to the new Benimerín State. Bibliography
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