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1492 BCE
Only in 1492 did they seize the last muslim stronghold. In the meantime, Spain flourished as a center of muslim civilization.
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1300 BCE
Timur the lame led his armies into the Middle east
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1258 BCE
Genghiz Khan’s grandson burned and looted Baghdad, killing the last Caliph
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1216 BCE
Genghiz Khan led the Mongols out of central Asia across Persia and Mesopotamia
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1187 BCE
The muslim general ousted jerusalem from the crusaders
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1099 BCE
Christian crusaders captured jerusalem
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1095 BCE
Christian pilgrims traveling to Jerusalem led Pope Urban 2, to call for the first Crusade.
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1055 BCE
A Seljuk sultan, or authority, controlled Baghdad, but he left the caliph as a figurehead
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900 BCE
The Seljuk Turks migrated into the MIddle East from Central Asia
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850 BCE
Abbassid control over the Arab empire fragmented.
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750 BCE
Muslims capture Damascus and that spreads the religion
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732 BCE
Muslim armies defeated at Battle of Tours and the Muslims would rule Spain for centuries
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711 BCE
Muslim armies invade Spain and that spreads the religion more throughout countries.
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661 BCE
Rashidun Caliphate end; Umayyad Caliphate.
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632 BCE
Muhammad dies but religion continues to spread