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When are the ‘Rashidun’? What does this mean
632-661. Rightly guided Caliphs
Rashidun Caliphs based in…
Hijaz, Medina
First ‘Fitna’ (Civil War)
656-661
Umayyad Dynasty based in Syria
661-750
Contemporary Caliph title was what? What does it mean?
amir al-mu’minin. Commander of the Faithful
What was Muhammad’s cousin called?
Abi b. Abi Talib
Shi’is believed who was illegitimate?
Rashidun Caliphs
Sunnis believed legitimate rulers were…
Qualified leaders chosen from the community
Basis of Shi’i vs Sunni legitimacy ideas
Familial proximity vs concensus
Abu Bakr (632-634) does what?
Defeats apostates and leads to dominance of Islam in Arabia
Under who are virtually all Sasanian territories absorbed into Arab rule?
Umar (634-644)
Who and when is the First Umayyad Caliph? What is notable?
Mu’awiya I, 661-680. Longest reigning Caliph until this point.
Under Mu’awiya I where is the centre of the Islamic Empire?
Syria
When is the Second Fitna?
c.680-692
Mu’awiya is succeeded by Yazid, who is then opposed by…
Zubayr
When do the Umayyads lose major power and land?
680s
Several different Umayyads occuy the throne after losing land and power until who becomes Caliph? What does he does?
Abd al-Malik in 685. Asserts control and captures Mecca in 692.
What language becomes the more exclusive language of bureaucracy?
Arabic
Abd al-Malik said to have done what two things?
Build the Dome of the Rock and codify the Qur’an.
Third Fitna, or the Abbasid revolution, brings who to power?
Prophet’s uncle Abbas
Third Fitna led by…
Abu Muslims from Khurasan