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baladiyyūn

Spanish Muslims
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  • Spain
    Spain
    / The conquest

    …a distinction was made between baladiyyÅ«n (i.e., Arabs who had entered Spain in 712 under MÅ«sā) and Syrians (who arrived in 740 under Balj ibn Bishr). Below them in status were the Imazighen, who made up the majority of the invading troops, whose numbers and influence continued to grow over…

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    …a distinction was made between baladiyyÅ«n (i.e., Arabs who had entered Spain in 712 under MÅ«sā) and Syrians (who arrived in 740 under Balj ibn Bishr). Below them in status were the Imazighen, who made up the majority of the invading troops, whose numbers and influence continued to grow over…

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