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La ville de l'empire sont Osiris, Nicity et Bagdad{{Ag|title1 = Califat (Empire arabs)|image1 = 139-palestina 400px.jpg|nation = Califat|town = Palestine|occupation = Middle East and North Africa|political_party = Imperial Regime|religion = Islam}}At the death of Mohammed in 632, a dispute arose between the inhabitants of Medina and Mecca about the succession of the prophet of Islam. Some prefer a succession resulting from the family by proposing in particular Ali his son-in-law and cousin to succeed him. The companions oppose and name Abu Bakr: the first caliph will be Aboubakar who pursues the conquest of the Arabian Peninsula. Upon his death in 634, his close adviser Omar succeeded him. The latter conquers Palestine, Mesopotamia, Egypt and Persia; in 644 he was stabbed by Abu Lu'lu'a (a Persan-slave) in the Mosque as he prepared to perform the dawn prayer. | La ville de l'empire sont Osiris, Nicity et Bagdad{{Ag|title1 = Califat (Empire arabs)|image1 = 139-palestina 400px.jpg|nation = Califat|town = Palestine|occupation = Middle East and North Africa|political_party = Imperial Regime|religion = Islam}}At the death of Mohammed in 632, a dispute arose between the inhabitants of Medina and Mecca about the succession of the prophet of Islam. Some prefer a succession resulting from the family by proposing in particular Ali his son-in-law and cousin to succeed him. The companions oppose and name Abu Bakr: the first caliph will be Aboubakar who pursues the conquest of the Arabian Peninsula. Upon his death in 634, his close adviser Omar succeeded him. The latter conquers Palestine, Mesopotamia, Egypt and Persia; in 644 he was stabbed by Abu Lu'lu'a (a Persan-slave) in the Mosque as he prepared to perform the dawn prayer. | ||
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Empire arabe de l'Asie à l'Afrique
the emperors are Agentsherif and Zerkillor
La ville de l'empire sont Osiris, Nicity et BagdadTemplate:AgAt the death of Mohammed in 632, a dispute arose between the inhabitants of Medina and Mecca about the succession of the prophet of Islam. Some prefer a succession resulting from the family by proposing in particular Ali his son-in-law and cousin to succeed him. The companions oppose and name Abu Bakr: the first caliph will be Aboubakar who pursues the conquest of the Arabian Peninsula. Upon his death in 634, his close adviser Omar succeeded him. The latter conquers Palestine, Mesopotamia, Egypt and Persia; in 644 he was stabbed by Abu Lu'lu'a (a Persan-slave) in the Mosque as he prepared to perform the dawn prayer.