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The 23 pages that link to Kharijites, each with the reason it gives.

• Umayyad CaliphateRelated: Their revolt and assassination of Ali reshaped the struggle preceding Umayyad rule.

• Rashidun CaliphateRelated: Their break with Ali’s camp revealed the conflict’s competing claims to legitimate rule.

• First FitnaRelated: Their break with Ali after Siffin created a distinct political-religious movement.

• Abbasid RevolutionRelated: Their opposition to dynastic rule formed part of the broader political dissent of the era.

• Ali ibn Abi TalibRelated: Their rebellion emerged from opposition to Ali’s acceptance of arbitration.

• Ali ibn Abi TalibRelated: Their opposition arose after Ali accepted arbitration at Siffin.

• Bay'ahCompared with: Their views on choosing and opposing rulers expose disputes about allegiance and legitimacy.

• KalamRelated: Their disputes over grave sin and faith helped frame early theological controversies.

• Battle of SiffinBroader topic: Some of Ali’s supporters broke with him after rejecting arbitration.

• Battle of the CamelRelated: They emerged from disputes over Ali’s leadership during the wider civil war.

• Abd Allah ibn al-ZubayrRelated: Some Kharijite groups supported Ibn al-Zubayr against the Umayyads, though alliances were unstable.

• ZaydismCompared with: Zaydi willingness to oppose an unjust ruler recalls, but does not duplicate, Kharijite activism.

• Al-Hajjaj ibn YusufRelated: Al-Hajjaj repeatedly used military force against Kharijite uprisings in Iraq.

• Second FitnaNarrower topic: Kharijite uprisings persisted beyond the war’s dynastic contest and challenged both major camps.

• Saffarid dynastyRelated: Kharijite communities in Sistan formed part of the region’s volatile political landscape.

• SijilmasaRelated: Kharijite communities shaped the political and religious setting in which Sijilmasa arose.

• TakfirCompared with: Their history is often invoked as a warning against expansive takfir.

• Battle of NahrawanNarrower topic: The rebels defeated at Nahrawan were Kharijites who had separated from Ali’s camp.

• Ya'qub ibn al-Layth al-SaffarRelated: Kharijite groups in Sistan formed part of the turbulent political setting in which Ya'qub gained power.

• Jabir ibn ZaydRelated: Ibadi origins are historically entangled with early Kharijite movements, though Ibadis distinguish their tradition from them.

• Zubayr ibn al-AwwamCompared with: Their rejection of both sides contrasts with Zubayr's shifting alliances among the leading companions.

• IbadismRelated: Ibadism arose amid early disputes often associated with Kharijite history, though Ibadis distinguish themselves from other Kharijite groups.

• Ibrahim II of IfriqiyaRelated: Kharijite revolts and dissent formed part of the domestic unrest confronting Aghlabid rule.