Both early medieval Jordan and Algeria were under Islamic control. The Umayyad capital moved to Damascus, and Amman (nee Philadelphia) became important
Despite local conversion, Umayyad-Berber relations were strained. After the 739 revolt, Berber polities sprang up throughout the Maghreb
Both early medieval Jordan and Algeria were under Islamic control. The Umayyad capital moved to Damascus, and Amman (nee Philadelphia) became important
Despite local conversion, Umayyad-Berber relations were strained. After the 739 revolt, Berber polities sprang up throughout the Maghreb