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Buddist king NOT RIGHT DATES
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Northern half of India.
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Caliphate 1: Abu Bakr (632-34) Caliphate 2: Umar (634-44) Caliphate 3: Uthman (644-656) Caliphate 4: Ali (656-61)
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Sunni.
Islamic history, not in India.
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Sunni.
Islamic history, not in India.
Muslim scholars, intellectual flowering. establishment of Muslim Jurisprudence (practicing law) -
In India
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Sunni.
Northern India.
Five short lived dynasties.
1. Mamluks (1206-1290)
2. Khaljis (1290-1320)
3. Tughluqs (1320-1412)
4. Sayyids (1412-1451)
5. Lodis (1451-1526) -
Empire known to fight off Islamic influence
Hindu
S. India -
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Middle asia and north India.
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Babur (Mohgul) vs Lodi Empire
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Akbar abolished the pilgrims tax
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Akbar abolishes Jizya
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Starts with Aurargzeb's death 1707
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Gov. of India Act 1858
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First Islamic Architecture
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Shia Fatimid Caliphate commissioned its construction for the newly established capital city in Ciaro
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foundation of Shiism sect
Muharram (day which Husan is killed) commemorated every year -
Shia.
Islamic history, not in India. Took after Fatima, daughter of Mohammad. The ruling elite of the state belonged to the Ismaili branch of Shi'ism, as were the leaders of the dynasty. -
Governor of Iraq
Umayyad relation -
sunni