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The 32 pages that link to Early Muslim conquests, each with the reason it gives.

• Battle of BadrNarrower topic: Badr became part of the remembered foundation for the community that later expanded.

• Arab–Byzantine warsNarrower topic: These conquests brought Arab armies into conflict with Byzantine provinces.

• DhimmīNarrower topic: Conquest placed established Christian, Jewish, and other communities under new governments.

• Muslim conquest of the LevantNarrower topic: The Levantian campaigns formed an early stage of a much wider expansion.

• Arab conquest of EgyptNarrower topic: Egypt was one of the richest provinces absorbed during this rapid expansion.

• HejazNarrower topic: They carried political authority outward from the Hejaz’s early Islamic centers.

• Muslim conquest of EgyptNarrower topic: The Egyptian campaign formed part of this wider wave of expansion.

• Siege of Constantinople (674–678)Narrower topic: The campaign followed the conquests that brought Byzantine territories under Arab rule.

• Al-BaladhuriNarrower topic: These campaigns are the central historical subject of his best-known narratives.

• Muslim conquest of the MaghrebNarrower topic: The Maghreb campaign was the western extension of this wider expansion.

• Battle of Mu'tahNarrower topic: Mu'tah preceded the campaigns that brought much of the Byzantine Levant under Muslim rule.

• Abu Ubayda ibn al-JarrahNarrower topic: The Syrian campaign formed one front in this wider expansion.

• Battle of the MastsNarrower topic: Arab forces had expanded to the Mediterranean coast, bringing the Byzantine Empire into direct naval conflict.

• Battle of HunaynNarrower topic: Hunayn strengthened Muhammad’s position before the community’s expansion beyond the peninsula.

• Battle of the YarmukNarrower topic: Yarmuk stands among the decisive victories that enabled this rapid territorial expansion.

• Expedition of TabukNarrower topic: Tabuk preceded the large-scale conquests that followed Muhammad’s death.