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2 giorni fa · Afterward, the Umayyad commander al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf besieged Mecca and killed Ibn al-Zubayr in 692, marking the end of the Second Fitna and the reunification of the caliphate under Abd al-Malik's rule. Domestic consolidation and centralization
4 giorni fa · Faced with a decline in agriculture and a treasury shortfall, the governor of Iraq, al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf, forced peasant converts to return to their lands and subjected them to the taxes again, effectively forbidding them from converting to Islam.
- 622-750 CE
- Muslim victory
1 giorno fa · Al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf al-Thaqafi, un destacado general y gobernador del califato omeya, ejerció su autoridad con mano firme durante el reinado de los califas omeyas Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan y Al-Walid I. Su mandato, caracterizado por su firmeza y su determinación para mantener la unidad y el orden en el vasto territorio del califato, dejó una marca indeleble en la historia de la región.
23 ore fa · Al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf Al Thaqifi, who had played a crucial role during the Second Fitna for the Umayyad cause, was appointed the governor of Iraq in 694 AD. Hajjaj received governorship of Khurasan and Sistan in 697 and he sponsored Muslim expansions in Makran , Sistan, Transoxiana and Sindh.
3 giorni fa · Abstract. The surah of al-Mulk talks about the subject of belief, and the major issues it contained related to proving the oneness of God Almighty, His ability to revive creation and cause them to die, and His power over them. It brought a lot of evidence and proof that Allah the Almighty is one and has no partner.
4 giorni fa · Why Were No Prophets Sent To The Meccans? — Pfander Center ... Pat Andrews
3 giorni fa · Taimiyyah, Ibn. Al-`Aqidah Al-Wasathiyyah. Edited by Abdul Aziz Al-Halafi. Riyadh: Dar Al-Minhaj, 1999. Widiastuti, Mila. “Shifting the Meaning of Jihad in the Radical Islamic Movement: Stusy of Suiceide Bomb from Islamic Law Perspective.” Milrev 1, no. 1 (2002). Yusuf Al-Qardhawi. Al-Shaḥwah Al-Islāmiyyah Baina Al-Juḥud Wa Al-Tatharruf.
