A Literary History of the Arabs
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De Goeje in Noldeke-Festschrift (Giessen, 1906), vol. I, p. 5.
CHAPTER V THE ORTHODOX CALIPHATE AND THE UMAYYAD DYNASTY The Caliphate — /.^. , the period of the Caliphs or Successors of Muhammad — extends over six centuries and a quarter (632— 1258 A. D. ), and falls into three clearly-marked divisions of very unequal length and diverse character.
The first division begins with the election of Abu Bakr, the first Caliph, in 632, and comes to an end with the assassina- tion of 'All, the Prophet'...s son-in-law and fourth The Orthodox • /■ r 't->l r /^ i- l i Caliphate (632- succcssor, m 001. I hcse rour Caliphs are known as the Orthodox [al-Rdshidun]^ because they trod faithfully in the footsteps of the Prophet and ruled after his example in the holy city of Medina, with the assistance of his leading Companions, who constituted an informal Senate.
The second division includes the Caliphs of the family of Umayya, from the accession of Mu'awiya in 66 1 to the great battle of the Zdb in 750, when Marwan II, the iCaiiphate^(66V last of his line, was defeated by the 'Abbasids, 7ooA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
De Goeje in Noldeke-Festschrift (Giessen, 1906), vol. I, p. 5.
CHAPTER V THE ORTHODOX CALIPHATE AND THE UMAYYAD DYNASTY The Caliphate — /.^. , the period of the Caliphs or Successors of Muhammad — extends over six centuries and a quarter (632— 1258 A. D. ), and falls into three clearly-marked divisions of very unequal length and diverse character.
The first division begins with the election of Abu Bakr, the first Caliph, in 632, and comes to an end with the assassina- tion of 'All, the Prophet'...s son-in-law and fourth The Orthodox • /■ r 't->l r /^ i- l i Caliphate (632- succcssor, m 001. I hcse rour Caliphs are known as the Orthodox [al-Rdshidun]^ because they trod faithfully in the footsteps of the Prophet and ruled after his example in the holy city of Medina, with the assistance of his leading Companions, who constituted an informal Senate.
The second division includes the Caliphs of the family of Umayya, from the accession of Mu'awiya in 66 1 to the great battle of the Zdb in 750, when Marwan II, the iCaiiphate^(66V last of his line, was defeated by the 'Abbasids, 7ooA.
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