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The Arab Conquests in Central Asia / H.A.R Gibb.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New delhi. Cosmo publications. 2012.Edition: 2012Description: 102 p . ; hardbound 14x23cmISBN:
  • 978-81-307-1252-9
DDC classification:
  • 23 954.01 GIB
Contents:
1.The oxus basin-early history-political divisions-the arabic sources 2.The early raids 3.The conquests of qutayba 4.The turkish counterstroke 5.The reconquest of transoxania Bibliography of chief works cited
Summary: A valuable study of the early conquest of central asia, known as transoxia.Whilst the ummayads where busy conquering the maghrib and andalusia, persia and the sudan, they also brought islam to the turkic dominated central asia.This would have far reaching consequences in the development of the islamic empires.With the conversion to islam of the turkic people, islam would find a new beacon.From the turkic slave empires in India and egypt, to the defence of islam against the mongol hordes,at Ain jalot, to the founding of the delhi and subsequent mughal dynasties in India.
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1.The oxus basin-early history-political divisions-the arabic sources
2.The early raids
3.The conquests of qutayba
4.The turkish counterstroke
5.The reconquest of transoxania
Bibliography of chief works cited

A valuable study of the early conquest of central asia, known as transoxia.Whilst the ummayads where busy conquering the maghrib and andalusia, persia and the sudan, they also brought islam to the turkic dominated central asia.This would have far reaching consequences in the development of the islamic empires.With the conversion to islam of the turkic people, islam would find a new beacon.From the turkic slave empires in India and egypt, to the defence of islam against the mongol hordes,at Ain jalot, to the founding of the delhi and subsequent mughal dynasties in India.

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