Byzantium and the Arabs

Teresa Wolińska, Paweł Filipczak

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. Byzantium and the Arabs. Red. Wolińska, Teresa; Filipczak, Paweł . : Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, 2015, 628 s. ISBN 978-83-7969-903-2

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Byzantium, Byzantine, Arabs civilizations, Christian Churches

This book is an attempt at a reconstruction of complex relations between Byzantium and the Arabs from the sixth to the eighth century. It discusses the religious and political situation in the Middle East on the eve of the Arab conquest, character...

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-7969-903-2

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Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego

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2015

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628

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Introduction10
1. Geography and Environmental Conditions of Syro-Palestine. The Region’s Geopolitical Importance in Late Antiquity Paweł Filipczak16
Part I. Before the Conquest16
2. Arabs, (H)agarenes, Ishmaelites, Saracens – a Few Remarks about Naming Teresa Wolińska31
3. The Arabs before Islam – the Birth of the New Religion Marek M. Dziekan47
4. The Goddesses of Pre-Islamic Arabia (Al-Lāt, Al-‘Uzzā, Manāt) Zofi A. Brzozowska64
5. Irfan Shahîd’s Theme System or John Haldon’s Myth of Themes. A Short Review of the Two Main Ideas of Themes in Syria Paweł Filipczak92
6. Byzantine Church before the Arab Conquest. Historical-Theological Aspects of Divisions in Churches of the East Sławomir Bralewski101
7. Difficult Neighbours. Enemies, Partners, Allies Teresa Wolińska159
1. Byzantium on the Eve of the Arab Expansion. Some Aspects of Government during the Reign of Heraclius I (610–641) Teresa Wolińska214
Part II. The Conquest214
2. Arab Expansion on Byzantine Territory (632–718) Błażej Cecota232
3. The Character of the Invasion. A Discussion of the Causes and Immediate Effects of the Muslim Expansion Teresa Wolińska279
4. Resistance, Passivity or Collaboration? Christians in Syria and Egypt Facing the Arab Conquest Teresa Wolińska297
1. Administration of the Arabic World: from Tribalism to the Umayyad Caliphate Hassan Badawy, Błażej Cecota324
Part III. After the Conquest324
2. Economic Institutions of Early Islam. The Creation of Bayt al-Māl ( ). From Tribal Treasury to the “Ministry of Finance” Hassan Badawy347
3. Christian Communities in the Territories Conquered by the Arabs (Seventh– Eighth Centuries) Marta Woźniak365
4. The Byzantines in the Context of the Ḳur’ān Marek M. Dziekan399
5. The Arabs and Islam in the Eyes of the Byzantines Teresa Wolińska427
6. A Byzantine Heritage? Outline of Art and Architecture of Early Islam (Seventh– Eighth Centuries) Marta Woźniak448
A Short Review of Arab Sources Marek M. Dziekan472
Sources – a Brief Overview Błażej Cecota, Marek M. Dziekan, Teresa Wolińska472
Greek, Syrian and Coptic Sources for the History of Byzantine-Arabic Relations in Sixth–Eighth Century Błażej Cecota, Teresa Wolińska480
Abbreviations494
Bibliography502
Indices576
Illustrations602

I.BeforetheConquest

3030Lakhmids

Towardstheendoftheﬁfhcentury,intheareabetweentheArabianPen-

insulaandMesopotamia,theprocessoftheformationoftheLakhmids’state

wasbroughttocompletion(BanūLakhm).Al-H.ra,itscapital,waslocatedin

thevicinityofthelaterAl-Kūfaandtoday’sAl-NadjafinIraq

22.However,thereis

nohistoricalevidencethatcouldshedsomelightonthefoundationofAl-H.ra.

Teoldestdocumentthatcontainsthenameofthecitycomesfrom132.

TebeginningsoftheLakhmids’kingdomdatebacktothethirdcentury

andareconnectedwiththearrivalontheseterritoriesoftheconfederationof

theTanūkhtribesfromtheArabianPeninsula.Followingthedambreachin

Ma’rib(thedamhadcrackedseveraltimesbeforeitfelloutofusealtogether

around540),theTanūkhssetouttojourneyinanortheasterlydirectionand

settledintheenvironsofAl-Bahrain.Conﬂictsarosebetweenthesetribeswhich

madesomeofthemdecidetomigratetoMesopotamia.

Accordingtothetradition,theLakhmids’dynastywasfoundedbyMślik

IbnFahmal-Azd..TisbulerstatewasavassalofSassanidPersia.TeLakhmids

professedNestorianism,havingadopteditfromthelocalpopulation.Tebish-

opricwasinAl-H.ra.Althoughthekingdomwastoagreatextentmadeup

ofChristians,Al-NucmśnIIIAbūḲśbūs(around580-602),thelastkingof

theLakhmiddynasty,turnedouttobetheonlyChristianonitsthrone.Ac-

cordingtosomeaccounts,itwasfromAl-H.rathatChristianityspreadtoNa-

djrśn,inthesouthoftheArabianPeninsula.Besides,theḲuraysh-atribeof

whichProphetMuhammadwasonceamember-weretoowetheirabilityto

writetotheLakhmids.However,thekingdomwasdeﬁnitelymulti-religious.

ApartfromChristians,itwashometopolytheists,ZoroastriansandtheJews.

Imrual-ḲayscanbeconsideredthemostfamousruleroftheLakhmidKingdom,

knownforbequeathinganequallyfamousepitaphcalledtheNamśrainscription

23.

TeKingdomreachedthepeakofitspowerduringthereignofAl-MundirIII

(505/512-554).IntheByzantinesourcestherulerappearsunderthenameof

Alamundaros.AccordingtoArabhistorians,heremainedinpowerformore

22G.Rothstein,DieDynastiederLahmideninal-Hîra:EinVersuchzurarabisch-per-

sischenGeschichtezurZeitderSasaniden,Berlin1899;I.Shahid,Lakhmids,[in:]EI,

vol.V

,pp.632-634;I.Shahid,A.L.F.Beeston,al-Hîra[in:]EI,vol.III,pp.462-463;

N.V.Pigulevskaja,ArabyugranicVizantiiiIranavIV-VIvv.,Moskva-Leningrad1964,

pp.57-123;M.M.Dziekan,HistoriaIraku,Warszawa2007,pp.27-32;J.Danecki,

Arabowie…,pp.58-60.

23See:J.Danecki,Wstępdodialektologiijęzykaarabskiego,Warszawa1989,p.17.For

thetranslationofthismonumentintomodernlanguagessee:K.Versteegh,TeArabicLan-

guage,Edinburgh2001,p.31;N.V.Pigulevskaja,Araby…,p.23.

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