A History Of Conquest – Islam’s History Of Political Power & Bloody Warfare Against Non-Muslims

Beginning in the 630s, just after Muhammad is traditionally believed to have died in 632, armies streamed out of Arabia and swiftly conquered Damascus, much of Iraq, Jerusalem, Caesarea, Armenia, Egypt, and North Africa. Nowadays the claim is common that these were easy conquests because the people of these regions were so sick of Byzantine …

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