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Abd al-Malik

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Abd al-Malik (äb'dl-mälĭk`), c.646–705, 5th Umayyad Umayyad , the first Islamic dynasty (661–750). Their reign witnessed the return to leadership roles of the pre-Islamic Arab elite, and the rejuvenation of tribal loyalties. The Banu Ummaya constituted the higher stratum of the pre-Islamic Meccan elite.
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 caliph (685–705); son of Marwan I. At his accession, Islam was torn by dissension and threatened by the Byzantine Empire. With the help of his able general al-Hajjaj, Abd al-Malik overthrew the rival caliphs and united Islam. His battles with Byzantine forces were without final result. An able administrator, he reorganized the government and introduced Arabic coins, improved postal facilities, and made Arabic the official language.


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An enemy of the central government who is at least as dangerous is Abd al-Malik al-Huthi, leader of a rebel movement in the north of the country, which has been battling the government on and off since 2004.
There are fascinating glimpses here of the friendship between Cervantes and the Sicilian humanist Antonio Veneziano; of Cervantes' possible discussions in the Tuscan language with Hasan Veneciano; and of his possible friendship with the poet and Moroccan ruler Abd al-Malik.
Among the contemporary writers who deserve greater attention because of the artistic quality of their works are Muhammad Khudayyir, Abd al-Malik Nuri (b.
 
 
 
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