Islamic History: A New Interpretation

M. A. Shaban

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Acknowledgments Preface 1. The founding of the 'Abbasid regime 2. Towards a civil war 3. Dissolution under a new regime 4. The origins of the iqta 5. Regional economic conflicts 6. The breakdown of the central government (I) 7. The breakdown of the central government (II) 8. The Buyid confederacy 9. The Fatimids Index Maps.

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