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Assessment of Yazid 1 375
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Chapter 27: Abdul Malik Abdul Malik 378
Condition of Empire on the Eve of Abdul Malik’s Reign 379
Abdul Malik’s Accession 380
Kharijis Revolt 380
Muklitar’s Rebellion 38.1
Hajj Headed by Four Group Leaders 382
Pacification of Iraq and Arabia 383
Hajjaj bin Yousaf 384
Rebellion of Ibn al-Ashath 385
Submission of the Azraqis 386
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War \\ith the Byzantines 387
Affairs in North Africa 388
Nomination of Walid as Heir-apparent 389
Reforms of Abdul Malik 389
Introduction of Arabic as Official Language 389
!mpro\ement in the Art of Arabic Writing 390
Introduction of New Arabic Coinage 390
Moral Pattern of Dome of Rock 391
Postal S\slem 391
Fiscal Reforms 392
Character 393