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Muslim Conquest until 11th Century
624
Death CHOSRAUS II King of
Persia. Pax between Byzantium
&Persia
628
Death of MUHAMMAD
632
632634-
Muslims capture JERUSALEM 635
MUHAMMAD, 570-632 born in Battle in JARMUK blunted pow- 636
MECCA. He is believed by Muslims
er of Byzantines. HERACLIUS
to have communicated God`s revelaEmperor of Byzantium
tion in the Koran
CTESIPHON Persian capital falls
into muslim hands
Byzantine has to leave Balkan
to Slaves
FIRST 4 CALIPHS
ABU BAKR
UMAR IBN AL-KHATTAB
622
Islamic calendar begins with flight of MUHAMMAD & followers from MECCA to
MEDINA =HIJIRA (migration). Medina becomes first muslim city.
Constitution of Medina. The clans accepted Muhammad as the Prophet of God. It
defines the role of non-Muslims in the community. Jews & Christians were allowed
religious freedom upon payment of a yearly tax.
630
Muslims capture MECCA. Ka’ba is cleansed, pilgrimage rites are Islamicized
633
Muslim conquest begins
632-634 under Abu Bakr
MUHAMMAD
Battle in BEDR. Muslims against
Meccans
ALI ABI TALIB
Wends
622-632 under Muhammad
Tours 732
634-644 under Umar Ibn Al-Khattab
Lyon
Venezia
The Muslim state administered the conquered territories with a tolerance almost
661-670 under Umayyads
unheard of in that age. In DAMASCUS
they would grant to the inhabitants to give
them security for their lives, Byzantine
propertyEmpire
and 622
churches. Their city wall shall not be demolished, neither shall any Muslim be quartered in their houses. In contrary the
Longobards
Byzantines were always regarded
as intruders.
Zaragoza
Toledo 712
638
Battle of SIFFIN 657
Mery (813-22)
Casarena 647
Palermo
Tanger
Tahert
Athens
Carthage 698
Siege in CONSTANTINE 668
fails
-691 Dome of Rock built in 685
JERUSALEM
Damascus after islamification. First
basic approaches of an islamic architecture are formulated
ABD AL-MALIK
IBN MARWAN
685-
UMAYYAD DYNASTY. DAMASCUS AS CAPITAL
661-
661
Rhodes
The Dome of Rock,Jerusalem, built
in 685 by caliph Abd al-Malik is the
first great building to have been
constructed after Arab conquest.
The building surrounds the rock
from where Muhammad is believed
to have embarked on his journey to
heaven
705715
Hamadan 644
Antioch
Jalula
Zyprus 649
vNihawend 642
Siffin 657
DAMASCUS 635
(661-750)
Tripolis 647
Barka 643
Tanger
Battles
Basic social &legal institutions of the newly founded Islamic world were established. Some of the most beautiful existing buildings in the Muslim world were
constructed. They organized a bureaucracy able to cope with the complex problems
of a vast and diverse Empire &made Arabic the language of the government.
Ramla
Ctesiphon 638
Kerbala 680
AL FUSTAT 670 Babylon 641
Faiyim
ISFAHAN 643
Susa
Wasit
Kufa
Jarmuk 636
Istahar 648
Mansura
Basra 656
Quadisiya 636
Jerusalem 638
Babylon 641
Ainadain 634
Heliopolis 641
Shiraz
Dschiraft
Tebuk
Tama
Suhar 630
Chama
670
HUSAYN (son of ALI) the last relative of MUHAMMED gets battered to death in
KERBALA. Which becomes a pilgrimage site of the Shi`its. His death marks the
beginning of the division between Sunnis and Shi`its
MALIK directed the cleaning and reopening of the canals that irrigated the Tigris
-Euphrates Valley. A key to the prosperity of MESOPOTAMIA ever since
Arabic becomes official written language (instead of Greek and Persian) and Arab
coinage is established.
-710 final conquest & islamifica- 700
tion of North Africa
AL-WALID I.IBN `ABDALMALIK
Multan 771
Homs
Thagaste
Nishapur 657
Rayy
Mossul 641
Halebo 638
Ikonion
Alexandria 642
MU`AWAIYA
ABI SUFYAN
Melitene
Tarsus
Akroinon 740
KAIROUAN 670
Trade routes
Roman Damascus 400 AD
Balkh 664
Kabul 664
Kyzikos 674-81
Tlemcen
Agadir
Tiflis
Nikaia
Tanger
Sassanids till downfall in 642
656-
Sebastopo 672l
Constantinople
674-78 / 717-18
Napoli
Valencian
Cartagena
West Goths till downfall in 711
Pilgrimage
Cities
Caliph UTHMAN has the Qur’an
written
down. And also established Arab navy. He
was accused of favoritism to members of his family, the clan of UMAYYA. He was
Capital
killed.- An act that caused a rift in the community of Islam that has never entirely
Expansion under first 4 Caliphs
been closed.
As ALI was chosen caliph this rift even widened. The conflict came to climax in
Expansion under Umayyads
SIFFIN
Samarkand 712
Bukhara 709
Rom
Sevilla 711
Franks under Merowingians after
death of Chlodwig in 614
650
Schasch 751
Arles
Narbonne 720-59
Barcelona
Avars 567-791
644-
KHAZAR EMPIRE
Cavadonga 718
644-656 under Uthman Ibn Affan
End of the SASSANID Empire 642
in Persia
UTHMAN AFFAN
ISLAMIC CONQUEST 632-750 UNDER THE FIRST 4 CALIPHS AND THE UMAYYAD PERIOD
705
-715 Under WALID I. The WEST GOTHS in Spain get conquered.
Spain and Sicily remained islamic for the following 800 years and benefit from great
trade and cultural blooming
MEDINA (632-656)
Aswah
622-632under
underMuhammad
Muhammad
622-632
WestGoths
Gothstill
tilldownfall
downfallinin711
711
West
632-634under
underAbu
AbuBakr
Bakr
632-634
Sassanidstill
tilldownfall
downfallinin642
642
Sassanids
634-644under
underUmar
UmarIbn
IbnAl-Khattab
Al-Khattab
634-644
PilgrimageCities
Cities
Pilgrimage
644-656under
underUthman
UthmanIbn
IbnAffan
Affan
644-656
Capital
Capital
661-670under
underUmayyads
Umayyads
661-670
Expansionunder
underfirst
first44Caliphs
Caliphs
Expansion
ByzantineEmpire
Empire
Byzantine
Expansionunder
underUmayyads
Umayyads
Expansion
Longobards
Longobards
Traderoutes
routes
Trade
Avars567-791
567-791
Avars
Battles
Battles
Abbasids
Abbasids
Franksunder
underMerowingians
Merowingians
Franks
Aghlabids900-909
900-909
Aghlabids
UmayyadCaliphate
CaliphateininSpain
Spain
Umayyad
RELIGIONS
in
Rustamids776-906
776-906
Rustamids
Unorganizedterritory
territory
Unorganized
Idrisids789-926
789-926
Idrisids
PilgrimageCities
Cities
Pilgrimage
Tahirids824-873
824-873
Tahirids
Capital
Capital
ByzantineEmpire
Empire
Byzantine
Expansion
Expansion
Longobards
Longobards
Traderoutes
routes
Trade
Avars567-791
567-791
Avars
Province
Province
715
Muslims unsuccessfully attack
CONSTANTINOPLE
717
HISHAM IBN
AL -MALIK
724743
Carmatssince
since10th
10thc.c.
Carmats
Hamanids
Hamanids
Aghlabids900-909
900-909
Aghlabids
Franksunder
underMerowingians
Merowingians
Franks
Break between Byzantine &
Roman Church
726
Fatimids
Fatimids
UmayyadCaliphate
CaliphateininSpain
Spain
Umayyad
Idrisids789-926
789-926
Idrisids
Karakhanids
Karakhanids
Tahirids824-873
824-873
Tahirids
PilgrimageCities
Cities
Pilgrimage
732
Muslim empire reaches its furthes extent. Battle of TOURS (France) prevents further
advance northwards
Hadschar
Muscat 631
Akraba
Al-Yamama 656
Badr 624
Mekka 622
Sama
Franksunder
underMerowingians
Merowingians
Franks
Great Mosque of DAMASCUS
gets built under UMAYYADS
These first conquests had a great impact on cause of world history. It was the starting point in the evolution of great civilisation of medieval Islam & beginning of end
of a late Antique World. 2 basic developments marked the rise of Islam:
- integration of arabian society including the Nomads into unified state
- emergence of a ruling elite that dominated the state
Bosacha
ByzantineEmpire
Empireinin1000
1000
Byzantine
Capital
Capital
Saffarids
Saffarids
Expansion
Expansion
Europe and Middle East till 632 AD
RELIGIONS in Europe and Middle East from 632 AD
Buyids
Buyids
740
715 Damascus Mosque built by the
Umayyads is one of the wonders of
the world.
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MARWAN II.
IBN MARWAN
Victory over Arabs in ACROINON. They have to focus more to North Africa and
Spain and become less important. Arabia looses its importance.
744750
747
Revolt defeats the UMAYYADS.
Under the UMAYYADS an arabic aristocracy is initiated
MainlyChristian
Christianterritories
territories
Mainly
MainlyBuddhism
Buddhism
Mainly
Jewishcolonies
colonies
Jewish
MainlyHinduism
Hinduism
Mainly
MainlyParsiism
Parsiism
Mainly
Islaminin750
750
Islam
MainlyZoroastrianism
Zoroastrianism
Mainly
Islaminin1500
1500
Islam
MUSLIM CONQUEST UNTIL 11TH CENTURY Dido Schumacher
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Muslim Conquest until 11th Century
750-
AL MANSUR
754-
AL MAHDI
HARUN AL-RASCHID
ABBASYD DYNASTY BAGHDAD AS CAPITAL
ABU AL`ABBAS
AL SAFFAH
775-
786809
CHARLEMAGNE acclaim 800
Emperor of Byzantines
AL MAMUN
AL-RASHID
813833
The ABBASIDS, who succeeded the
UMAYYADS, shifted the capital to
Baghdad (built in 758 within 4 years)
which soon developed into an incomparable center of learning and culture
as well as the administrative and political heart of a vast world.
The four Orthodox Schools 850
of Law were established
Under KARL IIIthe Frankish 887
Kingdom gets unified
First FATIMID caliph in 908
Tunisia.
754
ABU AL`ABBAS builds ABBASID Caliphate.
755
AR-RAHMAN founds UMAYYAD Dynasty in Spain & established CORDOBA as
most sophisticated city in Europe. He improved trade &agriculture, patronized the
arts &made contributions to science.
Talas 751
Santiago de Compostela
Lyon
Schasch 751
Pavia
AL MAHDI begins to set up a superbe court &organises the state of Iran &Persia
as one big Empire. They sustain their reign on Irans &Turks.
Kashgar 757
Zaragosa
Samarkand
Bukhara
Corsica 850
HARUN AL-RASHID marked the high point of the ABBASID period, called the Golden Age. It was a period of unrivaled intellectual activity in: science, technology,
literature, mathematics, astronomy, medicine, and chemistry. They had a massive
policy of expansion &adopted the scientific heritage of the Romans &Greeks
Kesh
CORDOBA
derrberit
Rom 846
With the Idrisides, Rustamids and Aghlabids gain independence the ABBASIDS
loose control over Andalusia and Maghreb
Tabris
Tunis
Tlemcen
Syracuse
KAIROUAN
IDRISIDS
789-926
RUSTAMIDS
776-906
622-632 under Muhammad
West Goths till downfall in 711Crete 825
632-634 under Abu BakrTripoli
Sassanids till downfall in 642
900-909 Aghlabidsof the Caliph Empire. In Innerasia, Spain,
Since 800 increasingly fragmentation
Marocco und Egypt independent
Dynasties were formed.
776-906 Rustamids
789-926 Idrisids
Expansion under Umayyads
Trade routes
Avars 567-791
Battles
Herat
Rayy
Herran
Kadahar
Mossul
Samarra 838
BAGHDAD
Kerman
Damascus
Kerbala
Jerusalem
Crustan
Kufa
Wasit
Alexandria
Expansion under first 4 Caliphs
Longobards
Antiocheia
Beirut
Pilgrimage Cities
Byzantine Empire
Nischapur
Edessa
Cirmisin 762 foun.
Bengazi
Capital
Kabul
Ardabil
Marash
Tarsus
AGHLABIDS
634-644 under Umar Ibn Al-Khattab
800-909
644-656 under Uthman Ibn Affan
Abbasids
Tyana
Armorion
Athens
661-670 under Umayyads
Basra
Cairo
Siral
UNORGANIZED
TERRITORY
Aila
Suhar
Muskat
Franks under Merowingians
Medina
824-873 Tahirids
Aswah
Byzantine Empire 622
Longobards
900
Balkh
TAHIRIDS 821-873
Dorylaum 798
Messina
Algiers
FES
Mery(813-22)
Erzurum
Palermo
810
Tiflis
Constantinople
Sardinia 827
Sevilla
Seville
Tangier
The ABBASIDS were more fortunate as UMAYYADS &converted the Arab Empire
into a multinational Muslim Empire. Because Islamic rule unified much of Eastern
world &a uniform language was spoken thus abolishing many boundaries, trade
was freer &more extensive than it had been since the time of ALEXANDER THE
GREAT. The creation of an office &postal system was an invation that brought the
ABBASIDS to statecraft.
FATIMID DYNASTY CAIRO AS CAPITAL
-867 MICHAEL III acclaim 842
Emperor of Byzantines. New
hayday of the Empire advances
Christianization of Slavs in
Balkan.
Muslim pirates capture 846
ROME
THE ABBASIDS 750-848
Avars in
567-791
While the ABBASIDS ruled
BAGHDAD, a number of powerful Dynasties such
as the Fatimids, Ayyubids
andunder
Mamluks
held power
in Egypt, Syria and Palestine.
Franks
Merowingians
after
death of Chlodwig in 614
Umayyad Caliphate in Spain
Unorganized territory
Pilgrimage Cities
In the years following, the Turks (MAMLUKS) made &unmade rulers at will, a trend
Capital
that accelerated the decline of the central authority. Although the religious authority of the ABBASID Caliphate
remained
the next four centuries saw
Expansion
under firstunchallenged,
4 Caliphs
political power dispersed among a large number of independent states: Tahirids,
Expansion
under
Umayyads
Saffarids, Samanids, Buwayhids, and Ghaznavids in the east; Hamdanids in Syria
and northern Mesopotamia;
Tulunids, and Fatimids in Egypt.
Trade and
routes
Abbasids
Franks under Merowingians
Aghlabids 900-909
Umayyad Caliphate in Spain
Rustamids 776-906
Unorganized territory
Idrisids 789-926
Pilgrimage Cities
Tahirids 824-873
Capital
Byzantine Empire
Expansion
Longobards
Trade routes
Avars 567-791
Province
Carmats since 10th c.
Hamanids
Al-Yamama 656
Mekka
Battles
THE BUYIDS (Persian) invade 945
Baghdad and take power from
Caliph.
Declyne of UMAYYAD Caliphate 948
in Cordoba.
949
The political power of the Caliph Dynasty passes over to the Emir which becomes
highest officer. The Caliph only remains religious chief. The Empire is bursting into
peaces
Franks under Merowingians
Fatimids
Umayyad Caliphate in Spain
MADYARS since 896
West Goths till downfall in 711
Karakhanids
Toulouse
Lyon
622-632
under Muhammad
Idrisids 789-926
KHAZARS
KARAKHANIDS
Genova
Toledo 712
632-634
Tahirids
Narbonne
under Abu Bakr
824-873
Pilgrimage
Cities till downfall in 642
Sassanids
Samarkand
Buchara
CAIRO was founded as capital 969
of Egypt. It was &still is a major
centER of trade, industry &largest city in Africa
784 A forest of eight hundred and
fifty pillars connected by Moorish
arches lines the great mosque of
Cordoba.
Leon
Aghlabids 900-909
CORDOBA
-1025 BASILEIOS II period 976
marks highrise of the display of
the power.
West Africa begins to convert
to Islam
Malaga
634-644
under
Umar
Ibn Al-Khattab
Byzantine
Empire
in 1000
Capital Pilgrimage Cities
Rom
644-656
Saffaridsunder Uthman Ibn Affan
Capital
Expansion
Ragusa
661-670
Buyids under Umayyads
Expansion under first 4 Caliphs
Byzantine Empire
Expansion under Umayyads
Algier
Longobards
FES
FATIMIDS (branch of Shi`its) most stable of the successor Dynasties founded in
the ninth and tenth centuries gain power in Egypt and attack Palestine, Syria, and
Arabia. For a time the Fatimids aspired to be rulers of the whole Islamic world, and
their achievements were impressive, but the Fatimid`s dreams of gaining control of
the Islamic heartland came to nothing, because they lost effective control of their
own mercenaries.
since 912 controversial
between IDRISIDS,
UMAYYADS, ZIRIDS,
BERBERS
Jewish colonies
Mahdia
Mainly Parsiism
Abbasids
Mainly Zoroastrianism
800-909 AGHLABIDS
909-1049
Aghlabidsunder
900-909
FATIMIDS
1049-1052
Rustamidsindipendent
776-906
Idrisids 789-926
1031
UMAYYAD caliphate in CORDOBA defeated by the Christian Reconquista.
Crumbled into independent Kingdoms.
Mery
Ikonion
Nischapur
Battles
Mainly Buddhism
Kajin
Antiocheia
Islam in 750
BUYIDS
Umayyad Caliphate in Spain
Tahirids 824-873
Capital
Byzantine Empire
Expansion
Longobards
Trade routes
Avars 567-791
Province
SAFFARIDS
BAGHDAD
Beirut
Islam inunder
1500Merowingians
Franks
Pilgrimage Cities
Ghazna
Herat
HAMDANIDS
Mainly Hinduism
Unorganized territory
Balch
Angora
Trade routes
Avars 567-791
KAIRUAN
Mainly Christian territories
Franks under Merowingians
Sidschimase
Constantine
Ramla
Alexandria
Schiras
Basra
Aila
CAIRO
Al Hasa
Medina
Aswah
930
1055
Founded in 970 under the ABBASIDS, the Mosque and University of
AL-AZHAR in CAIRO is one of the
earliest and finest examples of the
Egyptian style in Islamic architecture.
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SELJUK Turks defeat Byzan- 1072
tines at Battle of Manzikert.
First crusaders 1096
SELJUK Turks take BAGHDAD. ABBASIDS now only nominal rulers. The coming of
the Seljuks signaled the first large-scale penetration of the Turkish elements into
the Middle East. They established a highly cohesive, well administered Sunni state.
After the UMAYYADS they were the first who erect magnificent new buildings
since 10 cent. CARMATS
Mekka
Carmats since 10th c.
Hamanids
Aghlabids 900-909
Franks under Merowingians
Fatimids
Umayyad Caliphate in Spain
Idrisids 789-926
Karakhanids
Tahirids 824-873
Pilgrimage Cities
Byzantine Empire in 1000
Capital
Saffarids
Expansion
Buyids
MUSLIM CONQUEST UNTIL 11TH CENTURY Dido Schumacher
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