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classificações de fc baník ostrava x fk jablonec,Experimente a Emoção de Jogos Online Populares com a Hostess Bonita em Transmissões HD, Onde Cada Detalhe É Capturado com Clareza e Intensidade..Son and successor of the Umayyad caliph Marwan ibn al-Hakam. The Umayyad dynasty, with its capital in Damascus, reached the high point of its power and glory under the rule of ‘Abd al-Malik and his immediate successors. Abd al-Malik’s main task was to restore the unity of the empire and reassert the control of the Umayyad caliphate founded by Muawiya ibn Abi Sufyan. Assisted by his loyal and able governor of Iraq and the east, al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf, Abd al-Malik was able to crush serious uprisings by the Khawarij and a major Shiite revolt in Kufa led by al-Mukhtar (d. ad 687). The final defeat of Ibn al-Zubayr took place in Ad 692, an event that marked the end of the second fitna in Islam. Abd al-Malik’s answer to the crumbling state administration established by Muawiya was to begin a political and administrative centralization of government in which power was concentrated in the caliph and backed up by the military might of the Syrian army. Among the measures introduced was the Arabicisation of the administration which entailed changing the official language used in the public bureaux to Arabic, the beginnings of a rationalized Islamic system of taxation, the minting and circulation of a specifically Arabic coinage and a postal service between Damascus and the provincial capitals. In this way, the structure of the caliphal state began to take shape. Abd al-Malik’s nomination of his son al-Walid as successor was not challenged, and al-Walid inherited a united and peaceful empire. The greater part of the imamate of Imam Sajjad was during the rule of Abd al-Malik; this was a period that was 21 years in duration. Historians have described 'Abd al-Malik as an individual who was clever, cautious, farsighted, educated, intelligent, and scholarly.,Quando o povo de Medina se levantou contra Yazid b. Mu'awiya no ano 62/681, Zayn al-Abidin, a fim de enfatizar sua neutralidade na luta política na comunidade, deixou Medina e foi ficar em sua propriedade fora da cidade. Quando Marwan, o governador de Medina, foi compelido pelo povo de Medina a deixar a cidade, ele levou sua esposa para Zayn al-'Abidin e pediu que ele a protegesse. Zayn al-Abidin demonstrou sua magnanimidade ao aceitar essa responsabilidade. Ele a enviou para Ta'if escoltada por seu filho Abd Allah. Quando o exército de Yazid, liderado por Muslim ibn 'Uqba, no entanto, derrotou o povo de Medina na batalha de Harra, e saqueou e saqueou a cidade, Zayn al, Abidin e sua família foram deixados sem serem molestados. Além disso, enquanto todos os medineses foram obrigados a fazer um juramento humilhante de lealdade, declarando-se escravos do califa Yazid, Zayn al-'Abidin foi isento. Se esta informação, tão amplamente divulgada pelas fontes, por um lado ilustra a política neutra de Zayn al-Abidin, por outro lado também indica que os omíadas, depois de matar Husayn, começaram a perceber o respeito e a consideração que a progênie do Profeta comandava entre a maioria dos muçulmanos..
classificações de fc baník ostrava x fk jablonec,Experimente a Emoção de Jogos Online Populares com a Hostess Bonita em Transmissões HD, Onde Cada Detalhe É Capturado com Clareza e Intensidade..Son and successor of the Umayyad caliph Marwan ibn al-Hakam. The Umayyad dynasty, with its capital in Damascus, reached the high point of its power and glory under the rule of ‘Abd al-Malik and his immediate successors. Abd al-Malik’s main task was to restore the unity of the empire and reassert the control of the Umayyad caliphate founded by Muawiya ibn Abi Sufyan. Assisted by his loyal and able governor of Iraq and the east, al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf, Abd al-Malik was able to crush serious uprisings by the Khawarij and a major Shiite revolt in Kufa led by al-Mukhtar (d. ad 687). The final defeat of Ibn al-Zubayr took place in Ad 692, an event that marked the end of the second fitna in Islam. Abd al-Malik’s answer to the crumbling state administration established by Muawiya was to begin a political and administrative centralization of government in which power was concentrated in the caliph and backed up by the military might of the Syrian army. Among the measures introduced was the Arabicisation of the administration which entailed changing the official language used in the public bureaux to Arabic, the beginnings of a rationalized Islamic system of taxation, the minting and circulation of a specifically Arabic coinage and a postal service between Damascus and the provincial capitals. In this way, the structure of the caliphal state began to take shape. Abd al-Malik’s nomination of his son al-Walid as successor was not challenged, and al-Walid inherited a united and peaceful empire. The greater part of the imamate of Imam Sajjad was during the rule of Abd al-Malik; this was a period that was 21 years in duration. Historians have described 'Abd al-Malik as an individual who was clever, cautious, farsighted, educated, intelligent, and scholarly.,Quando o povo de Medina se levantou contra Yazid b. Mu'awiya no ano 62/681, Zayn al-Abidin, a fim de enfatizar sua neutralidade na luta política na comunidade, deixou Medina e foi ficar em sua propriedade fora da cidade. Quando Marwan, o governador de Medina, foi compelido pelo povo de Medina a deixar a cidade, ele levou sua esposa para Zayn al-'Abidin e pediu que ele a protegesse. Zayn al-Abidin demonstrou sua magnanimidade ao aceitar essa responsabilidade. Ele a enviou para Ta'if escoltada por seu filho Abd Allah. Quando o exército de Yazid, liderado por Muslim ibn 'Uqba, no entanto, derrotou o povo de Medina na batalha de Harra, e saqueou e saqueou a cidade, Zayn al, Abidin e sua família foram deixados sem serem molestados. Além disso, enquanto todos os medineses foram obrigados a fazer um juramento humilhante de lealdade, declarando-se escravos do califa Yazid, Zayn al-'Abidin foi isento. Se esta informação, tão amplamente divulgada pelas fontes, por um lado ilustra a política neutra de Zayn al-Abidin, por outro lado também indica que os omíadas, depois de matar Husayn, começaram a perceber o respeito e a consideração que a progênie do Profeta comandava entre a maioria dos muçulmanos..