The reign of ……………….is often characterized as the ‘golden period’ of the Abbasid caliphate.

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• The Caliphate rule in the Islamic world stretches over a vast span of time from 632 to 1924, from the death of the Prophet to the year when Mustaffa Kamal Pasha of …………….officially abolished the last Caliphate, the Ottoman Empire and founded the Republic of Turkey.
• After the rule of the pious caliphs, the caliphate was ruled by the Umayyad Caliphate, followed by the……………..
• …………….a relative of Uthman and the governor of Syria captured power of the caliphate after the death of Ali and founded the Umayyad caliphate or the Umayyad dynasty.
• The internal problems finally led to the collapse of the Umayyads and the beginning of the Abbasid Caliphate in …………….. AD.
• In fact Caliphate was the first system of government established in Arabia after the death of the Prophet in ………….. AD.
• …………….transformed the caliphate into a hereditary office.
• It is reported that the last Caliph at Cairo surrendered the Caliphate to the Ottoman ruler and then onwards the Ottomans began to be known as the Caliphs, which lasted up to…………..
• ……………… was the land granted to the army officials by the rulers of the Islamic empire of the Caliphate, for limited periods, in lieu of regular salary.
• The Abbasid rule lasted till the 11th century when they were ousted from power by the ……………...
• The successors of Harun al Rashid were not able to resist the external attacks of the……………., who were making encroaches on to the Abbasid Empire.