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Abbasids: a dynasty of caliphs who ruled the Islamic caliphate from 750 to 1258 AD
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Many Abbasids objected to the marriage arrangement.
It is a tradition established in the time of the Abbasids.
War with the Abbasids and their clients.
Umayyad dynasty was overthrown by the Abbasids.
The Abbasids did not follow up on their success.
This apparently provoked strenuous objections by the Abbasids.
The Abbasids continued the centralization policy of their predecessors.
He nevertheless continued reciting the khutba in the name of the Abbasids.
The Abbasids became patrons of learning and encouraged religious observance.
That their rule was more legitimate than that of the Abbasids.
The Abbasids spent more than a year preparing their propaganda drive against the Umayyads.
There are also other historical texts proving that the Abbasids were concerned about qanats.
The Abbasids were the first to build large stone structures including a city wall and a citadel.
During his reign he switched his allegiance multiple times between the Fatimids and the Abbasids.
The Abbasids too similarly were respectful and tolerant towards the Jews under their rule.
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They led later expeditions to Damascus against the Abbasids.
The Abbasids reconquered the region.
They were connected to the Abbasids.
The Abbasids were merciless with all Umayyads that they found.
The battle was won by the Abbasids after the Karluks defected.
The Abbasids soon shifted their attention towards the East.
The Umayyads were winning by the Abbasids who moved the caliphate to Baghdad.
During the power struggle between the Umayyads and the Abbasids.
In the period of the Abbasids the armies of Islam moved through.
The overthrow of the Damascus Caliphate was accomplished by the insurrection of the Abbasids.
Fighting continued throughout Khurasan with the Abbasids gaining increasing ascendency.
The Sunni Abbasids retained the caliphate but were deprived of all secular power.
For the end of the Ummayad period and the beginning of the Abbasids.
Cairo contested the Abbasids for even the titular authority of the Islamic ummah.
Followers of Shiism rejected the Abbasids completely.
The Abbasids achieved success in the Hijaz.
The graves in Samerra belong to the Abbasids.
Under the Abbasids Islamic civilization flourished.
The Islamic capital shifted to Iraq under the Abbasids.
The Abbasids moved the capital to Baghdad.
Defeat of the Abbasids in Spain.
The Abbasids were followed by the Saffarids.
Capture of Kufa by the Abbasids.
The Abbasids continued to gain power in Khurasan and Iraq.
Conquest of Wasit by the Abbasids.
The Abbasids wasted no time in continuing from Khorosan into Mesopotamia.
Rebellions against the Abbasids.
The Abbasids overthrew the Umayyad caliphs from all their lands except Spain.
Abu Tahir destroyed Jazirah Province as a final warning to the Abbasids and returned to Ahsa.
But earlier, the Abbasids had no interest in this.
Defeated, he was captured and executed by the Abbasids.
At the same time, the Abbasids faced challenges closer to home.
He also produced several pro-Shia poems attacking the Abbasids.
After this point, the Abbasids never regained their full power.
After the battle, the revolt was brutally suppressed by the Abbasids.
