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The Great Arab Conquests

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Examines the history of the great Islamic expansion, reveals how the Arab armies were able to overcome almost everything in their path, and brings to light the unique characteristics of Islamic settlement in new lands and the conversion to Islam of vast populations.

Subjects: History
Social life and customs
Civilization
Historia
Foreign relations
Islam
Set in: Islamic Empire

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