Arabs, Islam and the Arab caliphate in the early Middle Ages
by Beli͡aev, E. A.
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The dramatic rise to power of the Arab Caliphate in the early Middle Ages was a development critical not only to the Arab people but also to the history of Islam. In this book E.A. Belyaev, a leading Soviet orientalist, examines the key elements in the formation and expansion of the Caliphate. In so doing, he explores the related question of Islam's conquest of Arabia -- an event for which, Professor Belyaev notes, "the formation of a slave-holding regime [the Caliphate] within a decaying primitive-communal society" was partially responsible. - Jacket flap.
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Arabs, Islam and the Arab caliphate in the early Middle Ages
1969, Praeger, ABC-CLIO, LLC
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0269025170 9780269025174
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Translation of Araby, islam i arabskiĭ khalifat v rannee srednevekovʹe.
"Published in the United States of America in 1969 by Frederick A. Praeger Inc., Publishers. Published in Great Britain in 1969 by Pall Mall Press." - T.p. verso.
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