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The Butcher of Yemen: The Rise and Fall of Imam Ibrāhīm ibn Mūsā al-Kāẓim al-Jazzār (Context in Comment)
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The Use and Recruitment of Turks in the Early Islamic Caliphate (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 3 days ago
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The Old Man of the Mountain: Rashid al-Din Sinan and the Assassins’ Attempts to Eliminate Saladin (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 3 days ago
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The Formation of the Qarmatian Daʿwa Organization: Ḥamdān Qarmaṭ and Propagandistic Recruitment in the Sawād of Kufa (Long Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 4 days ago
The Narrators of Barmakid History and Independent Works on the Family
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On the First Crusade (1/3): The People’s Crusade of 1096 (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 5 days ago
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The Ṭūlūnid Expansion toward Syria (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 7 days ago
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The Failed Revolt of al-ʿAbbās, Son of Ahmad ibn Tulun (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 8 days ago
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5 Oppositions Rebels Against Ahmad ibn Tulun (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 8 days ago
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Reading Shah ‘Abbas I’s Religious Debate with Protestant and Catholic Priests (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 9 days ago
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The Rise of the Turks in Early Islam (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 10 days ago
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The Religious Roots of the Crusades (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 12 days ago
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Can i make a Post History Series on the Crusades in this Subreddit?
I’ve been thinking about making a series of posts covering the history of the Crusades.
I feel like the subject hasn’t really been treated seriously enough on this subreddit. Discussions about the Crusades often end up being dominated by people who exaggerate or simplify the events for ideological or religious reasons, rather than placing them in their proper historical context.
My idea would be to cover the Crusades as a historical phenomenon: their political background, the different Crusader states, Muslim responses, internal conflicts on both sides, major campaigns and figures, and how the situation developed over time.
The goal wouldn’t be to glorify or demonize either side, but simply to present the history in a more detailed and nuanced way.
Would you guys be interested in a series like this?
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 13 days ago
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The Jānbirdī al-Ghazālī Mamluk Rebellion in Syria against Süleyman I after the Death of Sultan Selim the Grim (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 13 days ago
The Battle of al-Rabadha: How the People of Medina Took Revenge on the Umayyads (Context in Comment)
u/Severe_Refuse_7647 — 14 days ago
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Al-Ḥasan al-Kalbī and the Renewal of Fatimid–Byzantine Conflict in Sicily and Southern Italy (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 15 days ago
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Ṣalāḥ al-Dīn and Byzantium, A Failed Partnership: Ayyubid–Byzantine Rapprochement during the Third Crusade (Long Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 15 days ago
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al-Zahir Baybars and his Complicated Relations with the Ḥafṣids of Tunisia (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 16 days ago
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On the Different Types of Zanj in ʿAlī b. Muḥammad’s Movement (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 16 days ago
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The Reign of Emir Fakhr al-Dīn II (Fakhreddine II) of the Maʿnid dynasty and the Formation of Modern Lebanon (Context in Comment)
u/TheMuslimHistorian27 — 17 days ago