A Chronology of Islamic History, 570-1000 CE

Abbasid Caliph Abdul Malik Abdullah ibn Abdur Rahman Abu Bakr Abu Muslim Abu Sufyan Aghlabid al-Dawla al-Mamun al-Mansur al-Walid Alid Amir Arabia Arabs army Baghdad Basra battle became Berbers Buwayhids Byzantine campaign capital captured centre century Christian civil clan command conquered conquest Cordova Damascus death defeated died dynasty Egypt Emperor established Europe famous Fatima Fatimids fighting governor Greek Hajjaj Harun Hisham Hussain ibn Abi Ifriqiya Imam Iraq Islam Ismail Kaba Khalid Kharijites Khurasan Kufa large number later Latin Mahdi Marwan Mawali Mecca Medina Mediterranean miles military Modharites Mosque Muawiya Muhammad Muhammad ibn Muslim Empire Muslim world Mutazilite non-Arab north Africa orthodox Persian political Prophet Muhammad provinces Qairawan Qarmatians Quran rebellion reign religion religious revolt Roman rule ruler Rustamids Samanids Samarra Shi'ite Shia Sicily slave Spain successor Sunni Syria Talib Tariq territory took translation Transoxiana tribe Turkish Turks Umar II Umayyad Uthman Yezid Zaydi Ziyad Zubair