Sentences with KHALIFATE
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"The khalifate was established in the 7th century."
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"The khalifate expanded its territories through conquest."
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"The khalifate reached its peak during the Abbasid dynasty."
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"The Umayyad dynasty was the first to establish a khalifate."
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"Under the khalifate, Islamic law was implemented in the conquered lands."
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"The khalifate was the center of Islamic culture and learning."
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"The khalifate was known for its vibrant trade routes."
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"The decline of the khalifate began with internal conflicts."
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"Many scholars emerged during the golden age of the khalifate."
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"The khalifate was divided into various provinces."
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"The khalifate had a powerful military force."
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"The khalifate was often faced with external invasions."
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"The khalifate expanded its influence through diplomatic relations."
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"The capital of the khalifate was relocated multiple times."
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"The khalifate promoted art, architecture, and literature."
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"The khalifate maintained a centralized authority."
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"The khalifate established a system of governance."
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"Trade flourished under the khalifate's rule."
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"The khalifate provided religious guidance to its people."
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"The khalifate's decline paved the way for regional powers."
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"The khalifate was established in the 7th century."
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"The former capitals of the khalifate were Damascus and Baghdad."
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"The khalifate was considered the political and religious leader of the Muslim world."
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"During the reign of the khalifate, many scientific and cultural advancements were made."
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"The decline of the khalifate started in the 13th century."
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"Scholars played a significant role in the administration of the khalifate."
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"The khalifate of Cordoba was known for its tolerance and intellectual achievements."
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"The Abbasid khalifate had a strong influence on Islamic civilization."
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"The Fatimid khalifate was characterized by its Shia beliefs."
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"The Umayyad khalifate expanded its territories across North Africa and Europe."
