The Role of Non-Arab Groups in the Anti-Umayyad Movements

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  • Amjad Al-Faouri

Abstract

This study aims at illuminating the role of the Non-Arab groups in the anti-Umayyad Sate movements. It sheds light on a topic that has been longly tackled by the Umayyad sate historians. The finings were that the Umayyads have excluded the non-Arab groups from the state positions regardless of their declaration of Islam. Besides, burdening them with taxes that are imposed as a consequence of their antagonism for the Umayyads. Basically, historians believe that the Umayyad state was a racist Arabic state which underestimated the non-Arab groups’ role and gave privileges to the Arab tribes.

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2012-06-19

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Al-Faouri, A. (2012). The Role of Non-Arab Groups in the Anti-Umayyad Movements. Dirasat: Human and Social Sciences, 38(2). Retrieved from http://archives.ju.edu.jo/index.php/hum/article/view/2968

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