- The
Battle of
Bagdoura or
Battle of
Baqdura was a
decisive confrontation in the
Berber Revolt in late 741 CE. It was a follow-up to the
Battle of the Nobles...
-
religious fervor. The
Berber and Arab
armies finally clashed at the
Battle of
Bagdoura (or Baqdura) in October–November, 741, by the
Sebou river (near modern...
- the
great Umayyad army was
crushed by the
Berber rebels at the
Battle of
Bagdoura (in Morocco).
Heartened by the
victories of
their North African brethren...
- casualties. the
Umayyad armies in the
Battle of the
Nobles and
Battle of
Bagdoura were
decisively crushed,
hearing this, the
Umayyad Caliph Hisham ibn Abd...
- al-Malik, who was
delighted to hear the news.
Battle of the
Nobles Battle of
Bagdoura Battle of al-Qarn al-Nuwayri, p. 33. al-Nuwayri, p. 34. Blankinship, Khalid...
-
Umayyad Arabs were
defeated by the
Berbers at the
battle of
Nobles and
Bagdoura.
Morocco remained under the rule of
Berber kingdoms such as Barghawata...
-
inspiring further rebellions in the
Maghreb and al-Andalus. At the
Battle of
Bagdoura, the
rebels annihilated a
particularly strong army
dispatched by the Umayyad...
-
Berber army
defeated the
combined Ifriqiyan-Syrian
force at the
Battle of
Bagdoura (or Baqdura), by the
Sebou River (near
modern Fes),
killing the new Ifriqyian...
- 2nd
Sufetla (647)
Vescera (682) 2nd
Mamma (688)
Meskiana (698)
Tabarka (703)
Berber Revolt The
Nobles (740)
Bagdoura (741) al-Qarn (742) Al-Asnam (742)...
- Arabic) of the east. This
would set up the even more
momentous Battle of
Bagdoura in late 741.
Berbers and
Islam Muslim conquest of the
Maghreb The exact...
