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The concept of " Rightly Guided Caliphsoriginatedwith the later Abbasid Caliphate Caliphate based in Baghdad
elementsledto the collapse of the Abbasid caliphate / theocracy
the bickering and rivalries and impietiesledto the downfall of the old Caliphate
the deviations [ from Islamcausedthe downfall [ of the Islamic caliphate
placeledto the fall of the caliphate of Umayyads
What factorsledto the decline of the ottoman , safavid
a loss of faithhad causedthe loss of the caliphate
Fort Babak , a monument built during the pre - Islamic Sasanian period ... Babak Khorramdinledan uprising against the Abbasid caliphate in 893
Hillary Clinton ... the destabilization of the Middle Eastledto the rise of the Islamic Caliphate
the advent of the third of a series of civil warsresultedin the collapse of the Umayyad Caliphate
The assassinationledto the rise of the Umayyad Caliphate
spread across Ifriqiyaalmost resultingin the downfall of the Fatimid Caliphate
strongly(passive) was ... influencedThe Abbasid architecture of the Abbasid Caliphate
the factorsledto the rise of the caliphate
The Middle East ... political Islamwill ... leadto the re - emergence of the Caliphate
a jihad affecting much of central Sudanleadingto the emergence of the Sokoto Caliphate
which demolished the Habe kingdomleadingto the emergence of the Sokoto Caliphate
The general frustration among Iranian populationledto the Abbasid conquest of the caliphate
Uthman Dan Fodio(passive) led bysubsequent caliphate
The conquestresultedin the ... The Rise and Fall of the Umayyad Caliphate
the anti - Arab revolt of Babak Khorramdin and later the Anarchy at Samarraledto the disintegration of the Abbasid Caliphate
Tariq ibn Ziyad(passive) led byUmayyad Caliphate
Abdul Rahman Al Ghafiqi(passive) led byUmayyad Caliphate
Marwan ibn Muhammad(passive) led byUmayyad Caliphate
Abdallah ibn Ali(passive) led byAbbasid Caliphate
Ziyad ibn Salih(passive) led byAbbasid Caliphate
a revoltledto the Abbasid caliphate
Khalid ibn alWalid(passive) led byRashidun Caliphate
by Marwan II(passive) led bythe Umayyad Caliphate
Saad ibn Abi Waqqas(passive) led byRashidun Caliphate
Mukhtasarsoriginatedduring the Abbasid Abbasid The Abbasid Caliphate
during whose reign increased discontent brewed in the provincesleadingup to the fracturing of the caliphate
a historic queer romancesetin the Abbasid Caliphate
by a certain Mennas , son of Apacyrus(passive) led bythe Abbasid Caliphate
the first likely example has been found in an eighth - century government documentoriginatedin the Abbasid Caliphate
a rosy picture of the sultanpaintsa rosy picture of the sultan
to overthrow of the dynastyleadingto overthrow of the dynasty
to overthrow of the dynastyleadingto overthrow of the dynasty
to a growth in capital in Europeledto a growth in capital in Europe
to a period of great turbulence and instability in Indialedto a period of great turbulence and instability in India
to the emergence of : Aledto the emergence of : A
to the emergence ofledto the emergence of
to the creation of a number of states in the Middle East , including Saudi Arabialedto the creation of a number of states in the Middle East , including Saudi Arabia
to decreased agricultural productivity , which in turn negatively affected the textile industry.[119ledto decreased agricultural productivity , which in turn negatively affected the textile industry.[119
to the spread of the Arabic languagealso ledto the spread of the Arabic language
to expansion in the Balkansledto expansion in the Balkans
to extensive surveying throughout the Arab Empireledto extensive surveying throughout the Arab Empire
to quasi - independent states under the Nawabs of Bengalledto quasi - independent states under the Nawabs of Bengal
to extensive surveyingledto extensive surveying
alsohas ... resultedalso
alsoresultedalso
to the creation of a new organisation , a group he calls " ISIS 2.0 " that will fight on FIVE frontshas ... ledto the creation of a new organisation , a group he calls " ISIS 2.0 " that will fight on FIVE fronts
in under the Abbasidssetin under the Abbasids
reflexly to more worldwide terrorist attacks killing at random by not only organised cells but also by individual fanaticswill leadreflexly to more worldwide terrorist attacks killing at random by not only organised cells but also by individual fanatics
in the emergence of saudi arabia , a dynastic absolute monarchy with the support of the british and muhammad ibn abd al - wahhab , the founder of wahhabismalso resultedin the emergence of saudi arabia , a dynastic absolute monarchy with the support of the british and muhammad ibn abd al - wahhab , the founder of wahhabism
in Ifriqiyaoriginatedin Ifriqiya
in Ifriqiyaoriginatedin Ifriqiya
a competitive reaction in Byzantiumprovokeda competitive reaction in Byzantium
these regimes to collapse in spectacular fashionwill causethese regimes to collapse in spectacular fashion
the city of Baghdaddesignedthe city of Baghdad
Russia to the large - scale deprivation of territories originally belonging to Muslims , such regions as the Caucasus , the Volga region , between the Volga and the Urals , Western Siberiawill ... leadRussia to the large - scale deprivation of territories originally belonging to Muslims , such regions as the Caucasus , the Volga region , between the Volga and the Urals , Western Siberia
Muslim Arab conquests(passive) were ... led byMuslim Arab conquests
up a military camp theresetup a military camp there
Muslim invasions(passive) led byMuslim invasions
in the overthrowing of the Rashidun Caliphs and the establishment of the Umayyad Dynastyresultedin the overthrowing of the Rashidun Caliphs and the establishment of the Umayyad Dynasty