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The Abbasid revolution of 750 A. D.
It was then occupied by the Abbasid caliph Harun al-Rashid in 806.
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Baghdad was the seat of the Caliphate after the Abbasid insurrection of 747-750 A. D.
The centuries which followed the founding of the Abbasid dynasty in 750 A. D.
The Mongols had extinguished the Abbasid caliphate in Iraq during the 13th century A. D.
In the tradition of the first"Abbasid" rulers in Baghdad, also al-Andalus had Mutazilism as a leading fashion for some time.
The 500 years of Abbasid reign that followed provide many valuable illustrations of how these two communities subsequently related to each other.
later from Abbasid Iraq and Byzantium.
Al-Mustakfi I() was an Abbasid Caliph of Cairo, Egypt for the Mamluk Sultans between 1302 and 1340.
An additional contributing factor for the Abbasid intolerance of the Manichaean Shiites
Bai-kham-pa then went to the city of Ma-kha(Mecca) and, as a consequence of his teaching there, the royal dynasties of Sai-da(Abbasid?) and Tu-ru-shka arose.
creating a notable series called"Baghdadiat" in homage to traditional Abbasid painting traditions.
The first dynasty that established independent power in this area from Abbasid rule was the Iranian-origin Samanids 875-999.
See also==* Islamic conquest of Persia* Islamization of Iran* Babak Khorramdin* Babak Castle* Mazyar==References==== Sources==*C. E. Bosworth,"Afshin","Encyclopedia Iranica"*Tabari History v. 32"The Reunification of the Abbasid Caliphate", SUNY, Albany, 1987; v. 33"Storm and Stress along the Northern Frontiers of the Abbasid Caliphate", transl.
Contact with Nestorian Christianity The most prevalent form of Christianity in the Abbasid Empire, from Syria to Central Asia,
In 782, a major invasion, led by the Abbasid heir apparent,
the Tibetan attempt to destabilize Abbasid rule in Sogdia was not part of a program to win converts to Buddhism.
the luster technique applied to ceramics appeared and developed in the Abbasid Iran during the 9th century,
Baghadad(Abbasid) and Turkish(Ottoman)