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The 21 pages that link to Ifriqiya, each with the reason it gives.

• Fatimid CaliphateRelated: The Fatimid state first took shape in this region.

• Umayyad conquest of HispaniaRelated: Its Umayyad governorate organized the forces sent across the strait.

• Al-Walid IBroader topic: This western province served as the base for campaigns into North Africa and Iberia.

• Tariq ibn ZiyadNarrower topic: Tariq’s invasion operated under the authority of the Umayyad administration based in this region.

• Hafsid dynastyNarrower topic: It was the territory governed by the Hafsid dynasty.

• Musa ibn NusayrBroader topic: Musa governed Ifriqiya, the eastern base from which his authority extended westward.

• TunisiaBroader topic: The name and political center of Ifriqiya connect Tunisia to medieval Islamic history.

• Aghlabid dynastyNarrower topic: It was the Aghlabids’ core territory and political base.

• Al-Mu'izz li-Din AllahCompared with: It was the Fatimid heartland Al-Mu'izz left when he moved the court to Cairo.

• MahdiaNarrower topic: Mahdia’s fortunes were shaped by rival powers competing across this region.

• Abd Allah al-Mahdi BillahNarrower topic: It was the North African territory where al-Mahdi established Fatimid rule.

• Fatimid conquest of EgyptNarrower topic: The Fatimids launched the Egyptian campaign from their North African base.

• Great Mosque of KairouanNarrower topic: Kairouan’s mosque served as a major religious center in this historical region.

• Muslim conquest of the MaghrebBroader topic: It became the principal administrative center of Muslim rule in North Africa.

• Abu Abdallah al-Shi'iNarrower topic: This was the territory al-Shi'i conquered before the Fatimids extended their rule.

• Banu HilalRelated: Hilali forces entered Ifriqiya and weakened Zirid control there.

• Eighth CrusadeNarrower topic: The campaign took place within this region, where Hafsid power was centered.

• Zirid dynastyNarrower topic: It was the Zirids' principal base of government.

• SfaxNarrower topic: Sfax developed within this changing political and cultural region.

• History of TunisiaNarrower topic: Medieval sources place much of Tunisia’s history within this broader region.

• SousseNarrower topic: Sousse developed as a port within Ifriqiya’s political and commercial landscape.