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Islamic art
Created by
Jae Ng
⟶ Updated 25 Oct 2018 ⟶
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Baroque Midterm timeline
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Events
Church of the Nativity
Church of St. George 6th C.
Byzantine Solidus, gold, Carthage, 610-13
Islamic imitation coin, gold, North Africa, 704
The "Standing Caliph" Dinar (coin), Gold, Qinniasrin, Syria, 695-6
Umayyad 'reform' coin
Dome of the Rock, 691-2
Mushatta Palace 743-4
Shroud of St. Josse, before 960/1
Earthenware bowl, tin glaze, 9th C
Earthenware bowl, Slip painting, 10th C
Earthenware bowl, luster painting, 9th-10thC
Earthenware dish, molded deco & coloured glaze, 9thC
Tin-glaze bowls, Iraq, 9thC
Baghdad founded as new capital c.762 (Abbasids)
Tomb of two Imams built c. 944, Samarra
Buyids capture Baghdad (c.945)
Seljuqs capture Baghdad (c.1055)
The sack of Baghdad by the Ilkhanid branch of the Mongols, 1258
Muhammad and his followers move to Medina c.622
Gates of Fatimid Cairo (1087)
Fatimids established Cairo (969)
The Bobrinski Bucket (1163), Herat
Scalloped Dish, Iran, 1210
Beaker, Saljuq late 12th c. Iran
Periods
Byzantine Empire (c.330-1453)
Hagia Sophia (532-537)
Sassanian Empire (c.224-651)
Taq-i Kisra (531-579)
Muhammad (c. 570-632)
Expansion of Islam (632-750)
The synagogue of Dura Europus Syria 244-45
Great Mosque of Damascus 705-15
Khirbet al-Mafjar, Hisham's Palace, Jericho
The Umayyads (661-750)
Abbasid rule (750-1258)
Great Mosque of Samarra, 847-61
Mosque of Ibn Tulun, 870-79
Samarra founded, serves as capital c.836-92 (Abbasids)
Abbasid caliph al-Mu‘tasim (r. 833–42)
Caliph al-Nasir (r. 1180–1225)
Caliph al-Mustansir (r. 1226–42)
The Fatimids (909-1171)
Al-Azher Mosque (970-2)
The Saljuqs (1037-1194)
Arts of the Saljuq period (1000-1220)
