تاريخ الاندلس من الفتح وحتى السقوط 1.0 Apk

The history of the conquest of Andalusia and until the fall is one of the applications that talk about the long Islamic history spanning more than 750 years on the land of the Iberian Peninsula, which Muslims call the Arabs of Andalusia.
The application is characterized as a comprehensive study of the Islamic opening of Andalusia through a military campaign Begun in 92 immigration led by the Umayyad dynasty against the Kingdom of Christian Goths in Hispania, led by the Arab conqueror Tariq ibn Ziyad, the year 711 AD in the Battle of the Valley lakh and ended the campaign in 107 immigration control over large areas of Spain and Portugal.
One of the main reasons for which the literature of Fatah al-Andalus is Iqbal Berbers to embrace Islam after it was conquered Andalusia, and longing Berber invasion of jihad for the sake of God, and also some differences that occurred between the Wali of Tangier Rumi Alaaan King Roderic because of his assault on the last son and raped, when she was staying in court in accordance with the Arab and Islamic sources.
This application includes many of the chapters that cover most of the events that occurred during the period of Muslim rule of Andalusia in the application of the history of the conquest of Andalusia and even fall.
Contents:
Conditions such as the Islamic conquests of Andalusia
Geographical situation
political status
Economic situation
social situation
Religious situation
Fatah and the motives of Andalusia Preliminaries
Jihad and the desire to spread Islam
Economic reasons
The volatile situation in the country of Andalusia
Request for the use of Muslims Liliane Tunja
Ben Tarif campaign expedition owner
Messier military operations
Tariq bin Ziyad crossing the first victories
Battle Valley lakh
Open. Tariq
Cordoba open
The Islamic Army division
Toledo opened
Crossing Musa Bin Naseer
Open Carmona
Open Seville
Siege of Merida and open
Seville uprising
The meeting between Musa Bin Naseer and Tariq ibn Ziyad
Open north of Iberia
Back to the leaders of the conquest of Damascus
Conquests Abdul Aziz bin Musa
Al-Andalus under Islamic rule
Population impact
Religious impact
Administrative and political impact
The establishment of the Kingdom of Osturas