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The 37 pages that link to Muslim conquest of Persia, each with the reason it gives.

• Sasanian EmpireRelated: The conquest ended Sasanian sovereignty while incorporating its territories into the caliphate.

• Persian literatureRelated: The conquest reshaped Iranian institutions while Persian later re-emerged as a major written language.

• ZoroastrianismRelated: It transformed the religious landscape in which Zoroastrian communities lived.

• KhorasanRelated: The conquest incorporated Khorasan into the expanding early Islamic realm.

• New PersianRelated: The conquest reshaped institutions and language contact as New Persian took form.

• Persian alphabetRelated: The conquest preceded the gradual adoption of Arabic writing for Persian.

• Islamic gardenRelated: The encounter joined Islamic-era patronage to established Persian landscape traditions.

• Muslim conquest of EgyptRelated: It was the parallel conquest of the other major empire weakened by the Byzantine–Sasanian wars.

• GeonimRelated: The new political order shaped the environment in which the Babylonian academies flourished.

• Islamization of IranRelated: It created Muslim political rule, the setting in which Iran’s religious transformation began.

• YazdRelated: The conquest transformed Yazd’s religious and political setting without erasing its regional importance.

• Byzantine–Sasanian frontierRelated: It extinguished the Sasanian state that had maintained the eastern side of the frontier.

• DerbentRelated: Arab forces took Derbent, linking it to the early Islamic expansion into the Caucasus.

• Sa'd ibn Abi WaqqasRelated: His command at al-Qadisiyyah made him one of the conquest’s central military leaders.

• Khorasan ProvinceRelated: The conquest incorporated Khorasan into the expanding early Islamic polity.

• Arab–Khazar warsRelated: Arab control of Iran brought the caliphate to the Caucasus and the Khazar frontier.

• History of IranRelated: It transformed Iran’s political authority and began a gradual religious and cultural transition.

• Lakhmid KingdomRelated: The conquest ended the Sasanian order that had supported Lakhmid power.

• Abu Musa al-Ash'ariRelated: Abu Musa commanded forces in campaigns associated with the conquest of Sasanian territories.

• Arg-e BamRelated: It marked a major political transition in the region surrounding Bam.

• Byzantine–Sasanian WarRelated: Sasanian political collapse followed within years of the costly peace with Byzantium.

• Culture of IranRelated: The conquest initiated transformations in religion and government while Persian language and traditions endured.

• Greater IranRelated: The conquest transformed political authority and religion while Iranian languages and traditions endured.

• ParsisRelated: It forms the historical backdrop to traditions about Zoroastrian migration from Iran.

• Arab invasion of ArmeniaRelated: The defeat of Sasanian power opened the eastern approaches to Armenia.

• Hamadan ProvinceRelated: It marked a major political and cultural transition for the region.

• Turk ShahisRelated: Its eastern advance brought Arab armies into conflict with the Turk Shahis.