List of Cartographic Maps of Pax Islamica (c. 624—c. 1999)

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MACRO-SIZED MAPS

  • The historical lands and sea borders of the Muslim dynasties. Note: This map isn't entirely accurate. It is missing territory of the Golden Horde Khanate, Borneo, Spain, Portugal, the entirety of India, some parts of France, some parts of China and Eastern Europe.
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MIDDLE EAST (c. 570—c. 1517)

  • Arabian peninsula (c. 570).[1]
  • Near East and Mediteranean (c. 600)—Part I[2]
  • Near East and Mediteranean (c. 600)—Part II[2]
  • (c. 622-661)—Part I[3]
  • Muhammad's Conquest and Rightly Guided Caliph Expansion (c. 622—661)—Part II[3]
  • Umayyad Caliphate of Damascus (c. 661—750)—Part I[4]
  • Umayyad Caliphate of Damascus (c. 661—750)—Part II[4]
  • Height of the Abbasid Caliphate (c. 750—820)[5]
  • Break up of the Abbasid Caliphate (c. 820—908)[6]
  • Fall of the Abbasid, Rise of the Fatimad Caliphate (c. 900—1000)—Part I p.26-27[7]
  • Fall of the Abbasid, Rise of the Fatimad Caliphate (c. 900—1000)—Part II[7]
  • Fatimad Caliphate and the Buyid State (c. 969—1062)[8]
  • Rise of the Seljuks (c. 1040—1092)[9]
  • Bahri Mamluks and the Ilkhanid Caliphate (c. 1250—1382)[10]
  • Burji Mamluks and the Ottoman Caliphate (c. 1382—1517)[11]
  • Arabian peninsula (c. 570).[1]
  • Near East and Mediteranean (c. 600)—Part I[2]
  • Near East and Mediteranean (c. 600)—Part II[2]
  • (c. 622-661)—Part I[3]
  • Muhammad's Conquest and Rightly Guided Caliph Expansion (c. 622—661)—Part II[3]
  • Umayyad Caliphate of Damascus (c. 661—750)—Part I[4]
  • Umayyad Caliphate of Damascus (c. 661—750)—Part II[4]
  • Height of the Abbasid Caliphate (c. 750—820)[5]
  • Break up of the Abbasid Caliphate (c. 820—908)[6]
  • Fall of the Abbasid, Rise of the Fatimad Caliphate (c. 900—1000)—Part I p.26-27[7]
  • Fall of the Abbasid, Rise of the Fatimad Caliphate (c. 900—1000)—Part II[7]
  • Fatimad Caliphate and the Buyid State (c. 969—1062)[8]
  • Rise of the Seljuks (c. 1040—1092)[9]
  • Bahri Mamluks and the Ilkhanid Caliphate (c. 1250—1382)[10]
  • Burji Mamluks and the Ottoman Caliphate (c. 1382—1517)[11]

MIDDLE EAST AND EUROPE (c. 1000—c. 1914)

  • Umayyad Break Up of Spain and Maluk al Tawa'if (c. 1000-1086)[12]
  • Fatimids, Seljuks, Zangads (c. 1092—1170)—Part I[13]
  • Fatimids, Seljuks, Zangads (c. 1092—1170)—Part II[13]
  • Hijaz-Yemen (c. 1092—1170)—Part III[13]
  • Ottoman Expansion in Europe (c. 1300—1520)[14]
  • Almohad Caliphate (c. 1130—1250)[15]
  • End of the Spanish Reconquista (c. 1250—1550)[16]
  • Rise of the Safavids and Ottoman Expansion (c. 1500—1700)—Part I p. 54-55[17]
  • Rise of the Safavids and Ottoman Expansion (c. 1500—1700)—Part II[17]
  • Rise of the Safavids and Ottoman Expansion (c. 1500—1700)—Part III[17]
  • Islamic Russia, Central Asia and Iran (c. 1450—1750)—Part I[18]
  • Islamic Russia, Central Asia and Iran (c. 1450—1750)—Part II[18]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Wahabi State (c. 1700—1830)—Part I[19]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Wahabi State (c. 1700—1830)—Part II[19]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Wahabi State (c. 1700—1830)—Part III[19]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Sa'udi State (c. 1830—1914)—Part I[20]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Sa'udi State (c. 1830—1914)—Part II[20]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Sa'udi State (c. 1830—1914)—Part III[20]
  • Umayyad Break Up of Spain and Maluk al Tawa'if (c. 1000-1086)[12]
  • Fatimids, Seljuks, Zangads (c. 1092—1170)—Part I[13]
  • Fatimids, Seljuks, Zangads (c. 1092—1170)—Part II[13]
  • Hijaz-Yemen (c. 1092—1170)—Part III[13]
  • Ottoman Expansion in Europe (c. 1300—1520)[14]
  • Almohad Caliphate (c. 1130—1250)[15]
  • End of the Spanish Reconquista (c. 1250—1550)[16]
  • Rise of the Safavids and Ottoman Expansion (c. 1500—1700)—Part I p. 54-55[17]
  • Rise of the Safavids and Ottoman Expansion (c. 1500—1700)—Part II[17]
  • Rise of the Safavids and Ottoman Expansion (c. 1500—1700)—Part III[17]
  • Islamic Russia, Central Asia and Iran (c. 1450—1750)—Part I[18]
  • Islamic Russia, Central Asia and Iran (c. 1450—1750)—Part II[18]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Wahabi State (c. 1700—1830)—Part I[19]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Wahabi State (c. 1700—1830)—Part II[19]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Wahabi State (c. 1700—1830)—Part III[19]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Sa'udi State (c. 1830—1914)—Part I[20]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Sa'udi State (c. 1830—1914)—Part II[20]
  • Ottoman Caliphate and the Sa'udi State (c. 1830—1914)—Part III[20]

MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA (c. 1050—c. 1900)

  • Almoravid Caliphate in Spain and Africa (c. 1050—1130)[21]
  • West African Caliphates (c. 1000—1500)[22]
  • Muslim Empires in Africa (c. 1500—1650)[23]
  • Islamic Reform Movements in Africa (c. 1650—1900)[24]
  • East African Muslim Empires (c. 1500—1900)[25]
  • Almoravid Caliphate in Spain and Africa (c. 1050—1130)[21]
  • West African Caliphates (c. 1000—1500)[22]
  • Muslim Empires in Africa (c. 1500—1650)[23]
  • Islamic Reform Movements in Africa (c. 1650—1900)[24]
  • East African Muslim Empires (c. 1500—1900)[25]

CENTRAL ASIA (c. 977—c. 1500)

  • Ghaznavids and Western India (c. 977-1099)[26]
  • Islamic Caliphates in Iran, Central Asia and India (c. 1092-1206)[27]
  • Mongol Invasions of Islamic Lands (c. 1200-1300)—Part I[28]
  • Mongol Invasions of Islamic Lands (c. 1200-1300)—Part II[28]
  • Mongols in Iran, Russia and Central Asia (c. 1300-1500)[29]
  • Ghaznavids and Western India (c. 977-1099)[26]
  • Islamic Caliphates in Iran, Central Asia and India (c. 1092-1206)[27]
  • Mongol Invasions of Islamic Lands (c. 1200-1300)—Part I[28]
  • Mongol Invasions of Islamic Lands (c. 1200-1300)—Part II[28]
  • Mongols in Iran, Russia and Central Asia (c. 1300-1500)[29]

INDIAN SUBCONTINENT (c. 1206—c. 1910)

  • Dehli Sultanate in India (c. 1206-1409)[30]
  • Sayyids, Lodi's, Mongols in Indian (c. 1400-1605)[31]
  • Mughal Caliphate; Emperor Akbar to Emperor Aurangzeb (c. 1605-1707)[32]
  • Decline of the Mughal Caliphate (c. 1707-1820)[33]
  • Muslims and British Rule (c. 1820-1910)[34]
  • Dehli Sultanate in India (c. 1206-1409)[30]
  • Sayyids, Lodi's, Mongols in Indian (c. 1400-1605)[31]
  • Mughal Caliphate; Emperor Akbar to Emperor Aurangzeb (c. 1605-1707)[32]
  • Decline of the Mughal Caliphate (c. 1707-1820)[33]
  • Muslims and British Rule (c. 1820-1910)[34]

EAST INDIES (c. 1275—c. 1900)

  • Islamic powers of South East Asia (c. 1275—1600)—Part I[35]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia (c. 1275—1600)—Part II[35]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia, Java (c. 1275—1600)—Part III[35]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia, Java (c. 1275—1600)—Part IV[35]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia (c. 1600—1900)—Part I[36]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia (c. 1600—1900)—Part II[36]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia, Java (c. 1600—1900)—Part III[36]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia, Java (c. 1600—1900)—Part IV[36]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia (c. 1275—1600)—Part I[35]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia (c. 1275—1600)—Part II[35]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia, Java (c. 1275—1600)—Part III[35]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia, Java (c. 1275—1600)—Part IV[35]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia (c. 1600—1900)—Part I[36]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia (c. 1600—1900)—Part II[36]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia, Java (c. 1600—1900)—Part III[36]
  • Islamic powers of South East Asia, Java (c. 1600—1900)—Part IV[36]

SOURCES

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