Ibn Taimiya's Treatment of His Enemies

Ibn Taimiya's personality was what we call Musa'u'i al-Aumari, Natai-Sawi-Bakri. When it comes to how he treated the non-hostile ones, or hostile ones, there are many examples. And one of his enemies, in Bhakri, for instance, who beat him in the street,. until he bled, Ibn Taimiya interceded full of Bhakri with his sultan to forgive him. So still, was he temperamental? Well, perhaps you may say that, that he was somewhat temperamental. But this is just, you know, two things that we have