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Civil
war and the Umayyads
From the death of the Prophet to the end of the Ummayad Dynasty (661-750 CE). By Richard
Hooker [World Cultures website]
Towards
a history of Aleppo and Damascus in the early Middle Ages (635-1260 CE)
by Professor R. Stephen
Humphreys, University of California at Santa Barbara. (Lecture at
the University of Kyoto, 29 October 1997)
Chronology of Muslims in Europe
(711-1790)
Islamic Texts Society
Islamic
Spain
This
website,
by
Dr
A
Zahoor,
deals
comprehensively
with
one
of
the
greatest
periods
of
Islamic
civilisation.
Written
from
a
Muslim
viewpoint,
it
traces
the
many
contributions
and
influences
which
led
to
the
Renaissance
in
Europe.
It
includes
quotations
from
various
authors.
The
legacy
of
al-Andulus
A
travel
guide
to
the
Islamic
sites
of
Spain
(mainly
in
Spanish)
History of the Crusades
Probably the best introduction to the Crusades is this on-line course developed by Dr E L
Skip Knox at Boise State University
A brief account of the
Crusades
Other Crusades and topics
Muslim
responses to the crusades
Robert Irwin on how Islam saw the Christian invaders (History Today, April 1997)
The Assassins
by Philip K.
Hitti. From: "The Book of Grass: An Anthology on Indian Hemp",
edited by George Andrews and Simon
Vinkenoog.
The
Fall of Constantinople
1453
A Greek view by Dionysios
Hatzopoulos, Professor of Classical and Byzantine Studies,
Dawson College, Montreal.
The Liberation/Fall of
Constantinople 1453
A Muslim view by Muhammad
El-Halaby
Islamic law and Western
imperialism
Jane F. Collier examines the historical processes that constructed a cultural opposition
between the supposed rule of law in the West and imagined religious fanaticism in the
East. From Law & Society Review 28.2 (1994).
Declaration
Between the United Kingdom and France Respecting Egypt and Morocco
April 8, 1904
The Sykes-Picot
Agreement (1916)
Influence
As Power
by Rich Stiller. An online book about Lawrence
Salaam Site for
Muslim
About
Islam and Muslims
Land
of Islam
MIT
Arab Students
Muslim Woman Home
page
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