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Umayyad Palace Iconography

2017
The traditional focus on early Islamic art has often obscured the specific contexts of the production of particular artworks. The famous wall paintings at the bath and audience hall of Qusayr ʿAmra and the floor mosaics at Khirbat al-Mafjar provide an opportunity for reconsidering how early Islam responded to encounters with visual and intellectual ...
Nadia Ali, Mattia Guidetti
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Umayyad Efforts at Legitimation: The Umayyads’ Silent Heritage

2010
The Umayyads left to their successors in the Islamic worldnot only to their successors as rulers of the empire, the ʾAbbāsids, but also to Muslims at largea formidable political, intellectual, and communal legacy. This legacy, however, has often been poorly appreciated. This chapter outlines some of the major initiatives the Umayyads undertook in order
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The Umayyad Regime

1983
Cordoba under the Umayyads filled many of the roles of Visigothic Toledo as royal residence, cultural centre and capital. It was, however, less strategically placed as far as the north of the peninsula was concerned, though it should be borne in mind that the Muslim rulers were more often interested in events in North Africa than in those in ...
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Umayyad History

Between 644 and 750 ce, the Umayyad branch of the Prophet Muhammad’s tribe of Quraysh presided over the expansion of the first Islamic empire. Control over the former lands of Rome and Iran in Egypt and the Fertile Crescent was consolidated, while new conquests were made in North Africa, the Mediterranean, the Caucasus, Iran, and Central and South Asia.
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Shi'ism under the Umayyads

Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1960
The Shī'ite revolts against the Umayyads may be said to have begun in 671. Immediately after his father's death in 661, al-Ḥasan had made an unsuccessful attempt to resist Mu'āwiyah, and had then retired to a life of luxury in Medina. Ten years later there was an abortive revolt in Kūfah led by Ḥujr b. ‘Adī al-Kindī.
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