Archives Islamic History
ArchivesIslamic history is one of the most important stories in the world. And most people have never heard it properly. Archives is here to change that. Each episode, we break down a key era, event, or figure from Islamic history. From the rise of the first caliphate to the Golden Age of Baghdad to the fall of great empires, we cover it all. Whether you're learning for the first time or filling in the ga... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 15 | Founded | a month ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||
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This episode covers the events leading up to the 1683 Siege of Vienna. It explores the Ottoman Empire at its territorial peak, the military system that powered it — Janissaries, Sipahi cavalry, and the Devshirme child levy — and why the empire struct... more
It is the 960s. In a palace carved into a hillside outside Cordoba, a woman sits under lamplight, annotating a manuscript of Euclid's geometry in elegant Andalusi script. Her name is Lubna. She was born a slave in this palace. The biographer Ibn Bash... more
This episode traces the full arc of Razia's reign -- from her father Iltutmish, the slave-turned-sultan who looked past every convention to choose his daughter over his sons, to the Turkic military aristocracy that allowed her to ascend but never int... more
This episode traces the full arc of Arwa bint Ahmad al-Sulayhi, from orphan girl in a highland palace to the sole sovereign of Yemen for over fifty years. It covers the education that shaped her, the assassination that shattered the Sulayhid dynasty,... more
This episode traces the full arc of her life, from the fall of Granada and the psychology of Andalusian exile, through her education in the mountain fortress of Chefchaouen, to her rise as governor of Tetouan, the city the refugees called "Granada's ... more
This episode traces the life of a Kipchak slave girl who was swept up by the Mongol invasions, sold into the household of an Ayyubid prince, and rose to become the only woman to rule Egypt as sultan in the Islamic period. We cover the fall of Damiett... more
This episode tells the story of Fatimah al-Fihri, a merchant's daughter from Kairouan whose family fled to Fez as refugees in the ninth century. When her father died and left his fortune to her and her sister Mariam, both women made the same choice: ... more
This episode traces the full arc of the collapse: the tribal factionalism that split the army in half, the betrayal of millions of non-Arab Muslims who were promised equality and taxed like outsiders, the four khalifas in a single year, and the most ... more
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